Friedjof Feye: A Floating City
Friedjof Feye: Capturing the Soul of Skateboarding
Friedjof Feye, a 36-year-old photo artist from Hanover, Germany, has spent the past 15 years documenting the world of skateboarding through his lens. His passion for skateboarding photography began alongside his own skateboarding journey, leading him to publish his work in both German and international magazines, as well as to create and distribute his own zines. Feye is known for working independently of brands, often organizing his own trips to bring his creative ideas to life. Beyond skateboarding, he enjoys traveling and capturing new places with his analog cameras.
“A Floating City” is an exhibition inspired by both the adventure novels of Jules Verne and the skate film series by Jonathan Peters, which focused on the streets of Berlin. This documentary-style project follows a diverse crew of six skaters from different countries as they navigate Berlin on bikes. Despite the challenges of endless bike rides, injuries, and even sunstroke, Feye captures the essence of this harmonious and ego-free collective. The exhibition features skaters like Aleksi Suovaara, Quentin Boillon, Carolina Gamboa, Gabriel Bjorsvik, Daniel Pannemann, and Sebastiaan Vijverberg, offering a visual narrative of their journey through the vibrant streets of Berlin