Carsten Prueser's critically acclaimed new work offers a new photographic aesthetic by drilling down into the silent drama of today's micro catastrophes -- only reflecting the macro dynamics of doom, despair and depression.

Carsten Prueser. Grew up in Lower Saxony, Germany. First steps in photography in Heinrich Heidersberger's studio in Wolfsburg. Graduated from high school in Hooper, Nebraska and received the Abitur with distinction from The Salem School at Lake Constance. Studied Law at the Universität Konstanz and Media at The New School in New York City. Started a family in Frankfurt am Main. Uses photography to make sense in and of the world through imaging. Emphasis on urban landscapes, people and abstracts. In his spare time, he manages IT in a large financial institution.