Susanne Kriemann: Hey Monte Schlacko / Dear Slagorg
Text by Michael Schessl, Eva Schmidt, Thomas Thiel.
Nature has the last laugh in Kriemann’s conceptual photography series—the triumph of plants over processed slag
Once the artificial slag heap of the Bremer Hütte smelting works, the 374-meter-high Monte Schlacko now thrives as a nature preserve. Photographer Susanne Kriemann (born 1972) documents the new growth on this manmade hill and projects her images into the abandoned department store in the city center of Siegen, Germany.
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Susanne Kriemann: Hey Monte Schlacko / Dear Slagorg
Published by Spector Books. Text by Michael Schessl, Eva Schmidt, Thomas Thiel.
Nature has the last laugh in Kriemann’s conceptual photography series—the triumph of plants over processed slag
Once the artificial slag heap of the Bremer Hütte smelting works, the 374-meter-high Monte Schlacko now thrives as a nature preserve. Photographer Susanne Kriemann (born 1972) documents the new growth on this manmade hill and projects her images into the abandoned department store in the city center of Siegen, Germany.
