Nina Rautenberg : STRASSENFEGER homeless magazine campaign, MUSCHI KREUZBERG, ZEITGENÖSSISCHE OPER BERLIN, 'Basilika' Italian cookbook and liqueurs & party food for DR. OETKER

STRASSENFEGER is Berlin's largest homeless magazine. However, due to the fact that there are still not enough people supporting the magazine, it was time to create a campaign which keeps it simple: STRASSENFEGER helps.

Yet, it should not be ignored that most people do not deem the magazine worth reading. These two aspects were to be combined, and captured in such a way that the look of the street stays true to the authentic and unaltered.

Sebastian BURGOLD shot the campaign in his signature style. He also took care of the professional post production. Agency Dojo, with CD Joachim Bosse and AD Amand Lidtke, was the supervising agency.

MUSCHI KREUZBERG is a disrespecting fashion label, which does everything wrong and most certainly never went to church. It was up to Sebastian to create a visual identity for the kooky motifs and ideas, showing MUSCHI’s nice side too.

The shoot, featuring rather unusual models, which usually pursue the selling of Berlin streetmag Strassenfeger, resulted in a public park being fenced off, the invasion of a pretzel cart and a lovely series of funny pictures. Featured in Vice, Proud Magazine, other trendy magazines and the internet. The Dojo Agency was on board again, this time with CD Joachim Bosse and AD Sarah Grote.

‘Into the Dark’ is an experiment of moving music in a dark room. The renowned Kaleidoskop solo ensemble from Berlin, under the direction of Sabrina Hölzer, tackled the question of how one experiences a non-classical orchestration of non-classical classic pieces played by moving instrumentalists in the darkness, only relying on their sense of hearing

Sebastian's task for the press and image photograph was to demonstrate the correlation between light and darkness and the stress field in between. The client was ZEITGENÖSSISCHE OPER BERLIN.

Right on time for the Frankfurt book fair, the Basilikata cookbook was published by UMSCHAU VERLAG, featuring pictures by Antje PLEWINSKI. One can feel the pounding of the whole of Italy's heart in Basilica's kitchen. It is an honest and grounded country kitchen, which sources ingredients from a wide variety of local produce. The district in Southern Italy is a beauty, almost unexplored.

With over 80 recipes and descriptions of the regional products, Pino Biancho and his mother Angela, together with author Rose Marie Donhauser, take the reader on a journey to their beloved home Basilikata.

Autumn also marks the release of two novelties from DR.OETKER publishers. ‘Liköre’ (liqueurs) and ‘Partyfutter’ (party food). Food stylist Anke Rabeler joined photographer Antja on set.