Florian Böhm

author · photographer

German[1] b. 1 April 1969, Fulda, Germany[1] active 1980–present

Florian Böhm is a German artist, photographer, and designer based in Munich. His work encompasses photography, graphic design, and creative consultancy. Formerly a professional skateboarder and magazine editor, he co-founded the multidisciplinary creative office SBA (Scheppe Böhm Associates). His conceptual photographic observations often examine the visual grammar of urban spaces, human interaction in public settings, and the intersection of design and life. He is known for his documentation of contemporary culture, including projects on the streets of New York and Milan, and his artistic explorations of objects and their socio-political contexts.[1,2]

  • urban space
  • human interaction
  • graphic design
  • conceptual photography

Books

Works by Florian Böhm

  • 2002 End Commercial, reading the city Hatje Canz · book · English · ISBN 9783775712217 Collaborative work
  • 2005 Wait for Walk photography Series of color photographs of people waiting at traffic signals in New York City
  • Cookbook Book Phaidon · book · ISBN 9780714867502 Conceptual photographic observations

Exhibitions

  • 2019 DIETER RAMS SEEB Goethe-Institut, Berlin · solo

References

  1. Wikipedia link
  2. EndCommercial. Hatje Cantz. 2002 link