Niclas Tiedemann                  
Niclas Tiedemann was born in 1995 in Lübeck, Germany. After completing his matura, he pursued education in economics, but he was already searching for a creative outlet in photography. To further strengthen his ability in visual storytelling, he applied to study Photojournalism at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Hannover, beginning his studies in 2021.

His photographic works primarily centers around long-term documentary projects and portrait photography. These projects serve as an exploration of the intricate interplay between political and economic structures within society. As demonstrated in his ongoing project "Skopunarfjørður," where he delves into the government's decision to expand infrastructure and its subsequent impact on Faroese society.

Niclas is available for editorial and commercial work worldwide.



Based in Hannover, Germany
 


Awards, Talks, Exhibitions:

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.


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