Niclas Tiedemann                                
Niclas Tiedemann, born in 1995 in Lübeck, is a documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Leipzig. His photographic focus lies on long-term documentary projects and portrait photography. In his work, he engages deeply with the complex interplay between political decisions and social structures. 

Niclas initially began studying economics. However, he soon discovered photography as his true means of expression. To further develop his skills in visual storytelling, he began studying photojournalism at Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts in 2021 and also studied at KASK (School of Arts) in Belgium. His work has been published, among others, in “Der Spiegel”,  “ZEIT / Campus”, “Go Magazin”, “Leipziger Volkszeitung” and the “Süddeutsche Zeitung”.




Based in Leipzig, Germany
 


Awards, Talks, Exhibitions:

Internship at Leipziger Volkszeitung  | 2026

Workshop with Peter van Agtmael - Dortmund Kreativ | 2026

Werkschau Galerie Bohai  | Exhibitions 2026

Canon Student Development Programm | 2024


True Picture Award Nomination | 2024

Sonntagsmatinee - Worldpress Photo Oldenburg | 2024

Vom Gewinnen und Verlierenn | Exhibitions 2023

Identity, Courage, Love | Exhibitions 2023




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Doel - a Village that Refused to Die



Nestled on the outskirts of Antwerp, Doel is a village caught between history and progress. Once a busy, thriving place, it’s now a shadow of its former self, with only about 22 people still calling it home.

For over 40 years, Doel was marked for demolition to make way for the expanding Antwerp port. Despite this, the village has become a powerful symbol of resistance. After decades of fighting for its survival, it now seems that Doel might finally be saved.

This project isn’t just about a village fading away—it’s about the people who keep its spirit alive, even as the world around them changes. [ONGOING]


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