Maximilian Brunn (*1992, Munich) lives and works in Berlin. In his practice, he combines contemporary digital with traditional analogue techniques to create timeless images. After studying fashion design in Munich, Oslo and Florence, he moved to Tokyo to work as a designer. Through experimenting with an analogue medium format camera and discovering the work of Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto, he decided to become an artist. By working as an assistant to photographer Peter M. Cook, he was able to further refine his self-taught skills. After five years in Japan, Brunn relocated to Berlin in 2020, where he has been researching analogue printing techniques ever since. In 2023, he presented his first solo exhibition “Places of Worship” as part of the Berlin Month of Photography. Most recently, an exhibition was held at the CICA Museum Korea, where he showed computer-generated images for the first time.