Photography: Oliver Rath – “Berlin Bohème”

Those are pictures of a maniac. The imagery of Oliver Rath is infiltrated by codes of urban hedonism, yet ruptured by sometimes prankish, sometimes caustic humour. It is a hard and rough picture language, a language without diplomatic attachments or compromise, but fuelled with unchecked temper and elegant to subtle sense for semantics.

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