Brigitte

19.04.2021

Affected people suffer from depression

How can you imagine depression? Photographer Nora Klein tried to visualize exactly that with her photo project. To do this, she worked with nine people affected. The result is impressive recordings that want to make the invisible visible. In an interview with BRIGITTE.de, Nora explains individual photographs ...
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Spotify

October 2020

Against speechlessness. Photographic images about depression.

The photographer Nora Klein has found a form of expression that goes beyond words and conveys how depressed people experience the disease. For one and a half years she was in a trusting exchange with those affected. A project in words and pictures
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Deutschlandfunk Kultur

16.02.2019

longing for life, longing for death

Nora Klein and her work „Mal gut, mehr schlecht.“ is presented at german radio station Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
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rbb-Kulturradio

09.02.2019

Nora Klein photographer, a portrait of Margit Miosga

The exhibition CRAZY – Living with mental illness presents works by five internationally renowned photographers. They have dealt with the subject for very personal reasons.
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Titel, Thesen, Temperamente

03.02.2019

CRAZY – Living with mental illness

The exhibition CRAZY – Living with mental illness presents works by five internationally renowned photographers. They have dealt with the subject for very personal reasons.
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Salve TV

16.04.2021

Depression made visible in photos - Nora Klein in a salve talk

The number one widespread disease is depression. Nora Klein is a photographer from Erfurt and has dedicated herself to exactly this topic. In a talk with Andrea Ludwig, she tells how exciting but also how difficult it was to make depression visible in photos ...
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Festival Fotografischer Bilder 2020

24/10/2020

Against speechlessness

Lecture by Nora Klein, freelance photo artist from Erfurt, at the symposium of the FESTIVAL FOTOGRAFISCHER BILDER REGENSBURG on October 23, 2020 in the event hall Leerer Beutel, Regensburg.
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Caritas Centrum Haltern am See

29/09/2020

lecture and discussion

"Ms. Klein and Ms. Fröhlich succeeded in taking the audience on an absolutely impressive journey into the vulnerability of the soul, but also into its resilience and source for self-discovery and healing. Photographs, drawings and diary entries presented by project participants met with dismay among the audience and at the same time generated an understanding of the multi-layered "faces" of a depression."
Marion Schorn / Pro Anima Haltern am See
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Klinikum Christophsbad Göppingen

10/10/2019

lecture and discussion

"An evening here in the Christophsbad that will remain in my fondest memories. Very honest, open, impressive ... "
Prof. Dr. Nenad Vasić, Medical Director of the Christophsbad Clinic
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Fachhochschule Kiel

06/11/2018

lecture and discussion

»Thank you for the complexity in the presentation and in the discussion that followed. I learned a lot and understood a little more. "
Prof. Dr. Marita Sperga (graduate psychologist), Vice President of the University of Applied Sciences Kiel
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Süddeutsche Zeitung

29.07.2017

Back to the light

When depression darkens the soul, psychotherapy may help more patients than any medication. ...
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Photonews

06/2017

Nora Klein
Some good, more bad

A courageous publishing project: Who would buy a (photo) book about depression? Who enjoys reading about the psychiatric depths of people? ...
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Theo

03/2017

The dark night of the soul

Shakespeare, Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Wolff and Vincent van Gogh may have suffered from it, but depression reached daily life long ago. In Western Europe, the so-called sunny side of life, millions of people are facing darkness 24 hours a day…
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NDR-Kulturjournal

24.04.2017

Photo book about the unfathomable: depression

Nora Klein has accompanied sufferers of depression and taken photos of them for many years. They are not classical portraits, but photos which convey feelings…
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Allgemeiner Anzeiger

11.03.2017

Inconceivable weight

“Some good, more bad” is the title of the photo book by Erfurt photographer Nora Klein that aims to portray an invisible disease – depression.

The photo does not reveal much. The blinds are almost closed. Just a few delicate light spots invade the darkness. A black hole that swallows life. That is how a sufferer describes his depression…
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Pharmazeutische Zeitung

02/2017

Soul in winter sleep

Depression is omnipresent. However, for those not affected, psychiatric illness remains abstract with symptoms hardly visible from the outside. During bad times, depressives become reclusive, cannot communicate nor explain how they feel. “The body and soul shut down. They stand still. Depression is much like a winter sleep,” Mareike says…
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TAZ AM WOCHENENDE

15./16. October 2016

SOUL
Nora Klein has photographed a disease that no one sees. Her photos depict depression.

Creases in the sheets: signs of a life lived – much like wrinkles around the eye.
One has seen something. One hasn’t slept well. Tossed and turn, moved the body, shifted it and turned it over – in the morning the sheet had crumpled. Hadn’t had the time to flatten it. Saw no sense in it. Why flatten it? To feel that things are in order?...
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Thüringer Allgemeine

18 June 2014

Young Erfurt photographer shows the essence of depressions

Fruit blossom, resembling a flourishing life, extend from the top of the photo. But then a dull sky runs below, between the delicate flowers and winter-dead tree tops – insurmountably…
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Psychosoziale Umschau

February 2014

Fascination for the invisible

The photographer Nora Klein puts a face to the experience of depression.
Nora Klein has been particularly touched by the openness of those who took part. “I was very impressed with the openness with which they shared their most intimate emotions and experiences.”
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