Born in Görlitz in 1985, Robert Richter has been living in Dresden since 2002 and has put down new roots there. After 10 years of agency experience in the graphics and print sector, he became self-employed and now works on freelance projects for exhibitions, provides output for agencies/magazines, and increasingly dedicates himself to analog work on canvas and facades. Richter's style, influenced by graffiti and digital experiments, often includes themes from technology, society, and nature. In his works, Richter's primary interest is in dealing with our planet. For him, this represents an ongoing crisis on international territory. This includes environmental sins such as improper animal husbandry, air, soil, and sea pollution, deforestation, overconsumption, and global capitalism. He repeatedly addresses these themes in his images to make people aware of the existing grievances and confront them with them.
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Born in Görlitz in 1985, Robert Richter has been living in Dresden since 2002 and has put down new roots there. After 10 years of agency experience in the graphics and print sector, he became self-employed and now works on freelance projects for exhibitions, provides output for agencies/magazines, and increasingly dedicates himself to analog work on canvas and facades. Richter's style, influenced by graffiti and digital experiments, often includes themes from technology, society, and nature. In his works, Richter's primary interest is in dealing with our planet. For him, this represents an ongoing crisis on international territory. This includes environmental sins such as improper animal husbandry, air, soil, and sea pollution, deforestation, overconsumption, and global capitalism. He repeatedly addresses these themes in his images to make people aware of the existing grievances and confront them with them.
