Berlin/Deutschland – Houston, TX / USA
geb. 1964
Lehrer
akkreditierter freischaffender Journalist und Pressefotograf
(G.N.S. Press und European News Service)
TJK widmete sich schon frühzeitig der Fotografie.
Was anfangs als Hobby begann, entwickelte sich durch seine zahlreichen Reisen und Auslandsaufenthalte zu einer umfassenden, akribischen Tätigkeit.
TJK ist nicht nur Weltreisender, sein Zuhause ist die Welt.
In über 80 Länder hat er seinen Fuß gesetzt. Immer wieder von der mannigfaltigen Architektur, Natur und den Menschen fasziniert, lässt sich TJK auf dieses Genre ein.
Seine Fotos erzählen Geschichten, in die der Betrachter versinken kann.
Die meisten Aufnahmen sind mit Nikon Kameras entstanden.
Ausstellungen
September / Oktober 2023 Einzelausstellung
„Life in Yurts – Mongolia, Land of Blue Sky“ – Kiezgalerie RuDi in Berlin-Friedrichshain
Mai / Juni 2023 Doppelausstellung
Mother and Son II: „People and Faces“ – Bezirksbibliothek Berlin-Marzahn
Februar / März 2023 Doppelausstellung
Mother and Son II: „People and Faces“ – Kiezgalerie RuDi in Berlin-Friedrichshain
März / April / Mai 2022 Einzelausstellung
„Enchanted Places“ – Kiezgalerie RuDi in Berlin-Friedrichshain
Seit Mai 2021
Regelmäßige Publikationen im „Fahrgastfernsehen“ der Berliner- und Münchener U-Bahn
ab August 2019 Dauerausstellung
“Squared BEЯLIИ ” – G.R.I.M.M. in Berlin-Charlottenburg
August / September 2019 Einzelausstellung
„An Eye on BEЯLIИ“– Kiezgalerie RuDi in Berlin-Friedrichshain
Dezember 2017 / Januar 2018 Gruppenausstellung
“Rückblicke” – Kiezgalerie RuDi in Berlin-Friedrichshain
September 2017 Einzelausstellung
“Gone with the Sand” – Besenwirtschaft in Berlin Charlottenburg/Wilmersdorf
seit Mai 2017 Daueraustellung
“Great Desert Escapes” – G.R.I.M.M. in Berlin-Charlottenburg
April / Mai 2017 Doppelausstellung
“Mother and Son” – Kiezgalerie RuDi in Berlin-Friedrichshain
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Torry J. KayBerlin/Germany – Houston, TX/USA Torry J. Kay is a multifaceted artist – a teacher, accredited freelance journalist, and press photographer based in Berlin, Germany, and Houston, Texas, USA. Born in 1964
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Torry’s photography style involves capturing everyday moments and relationships between objects and people, often using various cameras without extensive post-processing. He’s known for his captivating photography that showcases everyday life, nature, architecture, and people. His artistic approach is characterized by a universal language that transcends words, much like Edward Hopper’s perspective on art. TJK’s photography style is marked by: *Documentary-style photography*: Torry’s photos tell stories that invite viewers to immerse themselves in the scene. *Travel and Exploration*: He’s visited over 80 countries, capturing the essence of diverse cultures and landscapes. His photographs tell stories that invite viewers to immerse themselves in the scene. TJK prefers to keep his images raw, without extensive editing, to preserve their authenticity. His work has been showcased in numerous exhibitions. *Notable Exhibitions:* *“Mongolia – Land of Blue Sky“*: A photography exhibition showcasing his travels through Mongolia, highlighting the country’s unique culture and breathtaking landscapes. *“People and Faces“*: A joint exhibition with his mother, Edith-Charlotte Kittel, featuring her paintings and his photographs that explore the human experience. *“An Eye on Berlin“*: An exhibition showcasing his perspective on the city of Berlin through his photographs. *“Gone with the Sand“*: A series of photographs taken in Botswana and Namibia, capturing the beauty of the desert landscapes and the people who inhabit them. „Enchanted Places“*: An exhibition of his captivating photographs. *Artistic Approach:* Torry’s photography has also been featured in various publications and platforms, including the Berlin, Stuttgart and Munich subway’s „Fahrgastfernsehen“. You can explore more of his work on his website or social media.
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Torry J. Kay’s Galerie
