marie-lise hofstetter is a photographer specializing in architecture and spatial research.
she explores and visually documents architectures, landscapes, and stories, whether iconic or vernacular, and is passionate about transformation processes in r/urban areas and the heritage of post-war modernism.
through her photographs, she creates new visibility for topics related to building culture, whether in publications, exhibitions, or online.
education since 2024 Master Photography Studies and Practice at Folkwang Universität der Künste, Essen 2020-2021 Master Architecture Media Management at Hochschule Bochum 2017 semester abroad at Universidad del Bío-Bío, Concepción, Chile 2014-2019 Bachelor Architecture at Hochschule Biberach
exhibitions 2025 Miss Read, art book fair & festival, Berlin (june 13–15, 2025) / book salon, f2 Fotofestival, Dortmund (june 14-15, 2025) 2024 part of fluss.salon exhibition, Stuttgart 2023 part of fluss.land exhibition at The Creätive House, Stuttgart 2021 group exhibition at the opening event of the franz* Kultur-Mitte, Dorsten
collaborations Deutscher Architektur Verlag / Hochschule Biberach / New European Bauhaus on the Danube / noraundstefan Holzwerkstatt / Ruhrmoderne e.V. / Stiftung HfG Ulm / urbanes.land / Wüstenrot Stiftung
marie-lise hofstetter is a photographer specializing in architecture and spatial research.
she explores and visually documents architectures, landscapes, and stories, whether iconic or vernacular, and is passionate about transformation processes in r/urban areas and the heritage of post-war modernism.
through her photographs, she creates new visibility for topics related to building culture, whether in publications, exhibitions, or online.
education since 2024 Master Photography Studies and Practice at Folkwang Universität der Künste, Essen 2020-2021 Master Architecture Media Management at Hochschule Bochum 2017 semester abroad at Universidad del Bío-Bío, Concepción, Chile 2014-2019 Bachelor Architecture at Hochschule Biberach
exhibitions 2025 Miss Read, art book fair & festival, Berlin (june 13–15, 2025) / book salon, f2 Fotofestival, Dortmund (june 14-15, 2025) 2024 part of fluss.salon exhibition, Stuttgart 2023 part of fluss.land exhibition at The Creätive House, Stuttgart 2021 group exhibition at the opening event of the franz* Kultur-Mitte, Dorsten
collaborations Deutscher Architektur Verlag / Hochschule Biberach / New European Bauhaus on the Danube / noraundstefan Holzwerkstatt / Ruhrmoderne e.V. / Stiftung HfG Ulm / urbanes.land / Wüstenrot Stiftung