Wolf-Dieter Böttcher
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Munich • wdb@stillstars.com
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MADAME
A stunning new jewellery series by Wolf-Dieter Böttcher founded in deepest ocre and reds.
Client: MADAME ; Styling: Susanne Stefanski
Instyle
As if born from the sea, grand master Wolf-Dieter Böttcher’s brilliant story for Instyle’s mother of pearl timepiece editorial.
Redaktion: Theresa Pichler
Lagerfeld
Mixing fashion with cultural origins of architecture. Wolf-Dieter Böttcher for Karl Lagerfeld.
Madame
Always unexpected, never mainstream, grand master of daylight Wolf-Dieter Böttcher for MADAME magazine. Styling&Production: Susanne Stefanski
Instyle
Brilliant crossroads between adult luxury and childhood laughter. Grand master of daylight, Wolf-Dieter Böttcher for Instyle. Styling: Theresa Pichler
Personal Work
Wolf-Dieter Böttcher personal daylight work with plastic bottles artfully brings the beholder to feel a sense of relationship between the chosen pairs. As if having shared a common past, his plastic bottles remarkably begin to tell a story we didn’t realise was waiting in our imagination.
Rixius AG
Even the humblest of critics will consider Wolf-Dieter Böttcher one of the greatest still-life masters of our time. Here for Rixius AG, he also did the concept and styling.
St. Barth
One of Europe’s most renown, Wolf-Dieter Böttcher’s lens masterfully embraces the purity of essence in his latest commission for St. Barth together with The Garage Agency.
Seduction Magazine
One of the greatest daylight artists of our time, Wolf-Dieter Böttcher always true to himself regardless of his prolific diversity. This time for SEDUCTION Magazine.
Creativ Direction: Thomas Elsner; Styling: Véronique Vollmar
In Focus
Wolf Dieter Böttcher
“… we all are looking at an object and connect it immediately to a function, to a meaning. After that it is identified, classified, checked off. In my work I try to seperate the object from the meaning, I look at it in a new approach to give it its own meaning as an object. Out of that new relations between objects are growing. I am interested in the secret life of things.”
…a lemon and an orange side by side cease to be a lemon and an orange. they become fruit. (georges braque)