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07.01.2026 – Some exhibitions are more than a collective display of works – they represent a stance. I am all the more pleased to participate as a photographer in the curated group exhibition “Vertical Horizons – Den Horizont senkrecht stellen” at nüüd.berlin gallery. The exhibition brings together diverse artistic positions that engage with vulnerability, resistance, […]

09.06.2024 – On Thursday, June 13, I will be opening my exhibition in the showroom of PixelGrain Lab, Berlin. It is a premiere, as for the first time I will be showing the minimalist cityscapes hamburg minimal and münchen minimal, in an exciting juxtaposition with berlin minimal, the highly successful original project. Under the title […]

2024-05-01 – SINGULART, the world’s leading online gallery from Paris, has assessed the quality of Andreas Bromba’s photographic work as well as his artistic success and reached a positive conclusion: Andreas Bromba has been accepted and is now represented worldwide. Starting in May, selected photographs will initially be offered for sale from the series Mystical […]

2022-11-07 – “Mystical Maya Land” is one of the new photo series by Andreas Bromba, and he is presenting this series at the Affordable Art Fair in Hamburg. These are atmospheric photographs from Mexico, predominantly from Chichen Itzá, which respectfully depict the ancient sites of the Mayans—as if they might return at any moment (after […]

2022-05-01 – “Upwards to Greater Heights” is one of Andreas Bromba’s most successful motifs of the past two years: it has already been exhibited several times. In addition, several prints are already in private ownership. Many viewers describe this photograph as particularly “dynamic, inspiring and impressive.” Since yesterday, this photograph has been part of the […]

2022-11-07 – “Mystical Maya Land” is one of Andreas Bromba’s new photo series and he is presenting this series at the Affordable Art Fair in Hamburg. These are atmospheric photographs from Mexico, mainly from Chichen Itzá, which respectfully depict the ancient Maya sites—as if they might return at any moment (after all, they are not […]