Statement

René Schädler’s photographic works draw on the interplay between art and design, or form and feeling. He searches for the perfect angle from which lines, graphic forms and patterns can be ideally combined. Aesthetics and minimalism serve him as the basis for calm and serenity. Whether in urban spaces or in the countryside, his photographs appear timeless and devoid of people. Sheer endless expanses, longing and a melancholic loneliness characterize the images of nature. The photographer’s aim is to remove any aspect of contemporaneity, so that the pictures open up a neutral space for the viewer’s own reflections.

Many of the nature pictures are sold as unique prints (1/1).

Bio

Born in Zug in 1963, René Schädler has been expressing himself creatively in various ways since childhood. He discovered photography 7 years ago. Since then, he has spent a lot of time in nature and exploring urban areas. Vastness, silence and solitude combined with aesthetics and minimalism characterize his style. The untouched nature or the sleeping city serve him as a model, he uses the camera as a technical aid. René Schädler is married and a father of two grown-up children. He lives in Baar and has won several international awards with his photography.