In our latest gallery, view artist Réhahn’s collection of portraits which celebrate the fascinating diversity of humans across the globe
Réhahn, a master of fine art and documentary photography, has spent more than a decade capturing people and cultures around the world. From sharing cigars with Cubans to encountering children dressed as Hindu gods in India, Réhahn’s artistic philosophy centres on the power of human connection that transcends both cultural and generational boundaries.
Key for Réhahn is building trust with those he captures on camera – both for photographic purposes but also to create a strong connection with them. For him, photography is a means to get closer to people and to hear their individual stories.
This collection showcases some of Réhahn’s most iconic portraits, inviting viewers to connect with his subjects on a deeper level, celebrating the extraordinary beauty and diversity of the human experience.
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