Julian Rosefeldt, Nothing is Original

Nothing is Original

Julian Rosefeldt

Publisher
Spector Books
Year
2025
ISBN
978-3-95905-933-6
Specifications
Thread-sewn hardcover
13 x 21 cm
151 pages
Numerous color illustrations
Design by Marc Naroska
Edited by Sophia Greiff, C/O Berlin Foundation
Text in English, German

A comprehensive showcase of Julian Rosefeldt’s oeuvre, C/O Berlin’s Nothing Is Original brings together for the first time works that the artist and filmmaker has generated over the last thirty years. The book includes previously unpublished storyboards, sketches, on-set photographs, and making-of documentaries, along with personal stories that offer a view behind the scenes showing how his images are produced. Starting with Rosefeldt’s architectural studies, early photoreportages, and work in theater, the publication outlines his path of development toward cinematic fiction and his elaborately staged film installations.

Sophia Greiff is joint head of programming and a curator at C/O Berlin. Julian Rosefeldt is known internationally for his work in film and photography. He teaches at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich.

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