Zurück zur Übersicht
Downloads 0
Press information

Alliance, Infinity, Love – In the Face of the Other

The main exhibition of the 9th Triennial of Photography Hamburg, curated by Mark Sealy, celebrates the cultural and artistic diversity of photography and its healing and transformative power. It creates an open, polyphonic space of encounter that questions societal polarizations and seeks to overcome the division between “us” and the “other”. At the same time, the exhibition renders tangible the ethical principles underpinning the festival “Alliance, Infinity, Love – In the Face of the Other” as a lived experience.

The exhibition presents around 30 artistic positions spanning photography, video, and film, recounting stories rooted in a wide range of places and cultural experiences—from Australia and Japan to Lebanon and Palestine, from Brazil and Jamaica to South Africa, Brussels or London, and Greenland. The artists form a transglobal community, exploring new forms of experience and sharing. Their works reflect personal stories, emotional states, and socio-political entanglements. Thematically, they revolve around questions of identity, liberation, and community; visibility and invisibility; spirituality and pain; desire and intimacy and, throughout, the transformative power of love and artistic creativity.

Press Information

  • Press releaseAdd to downloads

    Alliance, Infinity, Love – In the Face of the Other

    Stand: 14.04.2026

Press Images

Welcome to the press area of the Deichtorhallen Hamburg. Here you will find current press releases, press photos and other material on our exhibitions and projects. The use of all media-relevant information is free of charge in the context of current reporting.

For further information, please do not hesitate to contact us at presse@deichtorhallen.de.

Mathew Thorne and Derik Lynch, Marungka tjalatjunu (dipped in Black), 2019-2023. © Matthew Thorne & Derik Lynch Info: 2436px x 2400px / 2.86 MB / JPEG

Mathew Thorne and Derik Lynch, Marungka tjalatjunu (dipped in Black), 2019-2023. © Matthew Thorne & Derik Lynch Info: 2436px x 2400px / 2.79 MB / JPEG

Hélène Amouzou, Self portrait Molenbeek, 2009 © Hélène Amouzou Info: 6154px x 5896px / 6.48 MB / JPEG

Mario Cravo Neto, Odé, 1989 © Mario Cravo Neto Info: 3543px x 3543px / 1.81 MB / JPEG

Inuuteq Storch, Keepers of the Ocean, 2016-2022. © Courtesy of the artist and Wilson Saplana Gallery Info: 4000px x 6001px / 5.48 MB / JPEG

Sandra Brewster, Take a Little Trip (Frantz Fanon), 2021. © Courtesy the artist Info: 4016px x 4626px / 3.82 MB / JPEG

Lee Shulman und Omar Victor Diop, The Anonymous Project präsentiert Being There, 2023. © Courtesy the artists Info: 3543px x 2347px / 2.65 MB / JPEG

Mónica de Miranda, Earthworks, 2024. © Mónica de Miranda Info: 3000px x 1928px / 2.34 MB / JPEG

Rotimi Fani-Kayode, Nothing to Lose XII (Bodies of Experience), 1989. © Courtesy Autograph, London Info: 3000px x 3000px / 8.72 MB / JPEG

Contact persons

  2. Astrid Umbreit
  3. Head of Communications
  4. +49 (0)40 32013-250
  5. umbreit@deichtorhallen.de
  2. Caroline Huzel
  3. Assistant of Press and Marketing
  4. +49 (0)40 32013-262
  5. huzel@deichtorhallen.de