Vita Reimar Ott Diplom-Foto-Designer

Reimar Ott vita

Reimar Ott was born in Herford (West Germany) in 1970.
He obtained his degree as a "Diplom Foto-Designer" at the
University of Applied Sciences in Bielefeld.
He received a grant from the DAAD for his Diploma work in 2001
about Roma in Hungary and for his documentation of the changes
in Beijing in 2004. In 2013 he received a grant from the VG Bild-KUNST
to document the Mapuche, the indigenous people of Chile.
Together with his fellow students he published two books:
"Neuland Europa" and "24 Stunden Bielefeld".
At the University of Osnabrueck he taught photography for 12 years.
Reimar works for editorial and commercial clients.
Recently he started to use film and audio to create powerful
multimedia stories.
He speaks English and French fluently and is now trained in Spanish.
In his spare time he enjoys planting trees in his arboretum
and renovating the "Steinbecker Mühle", an old water mill from 1723.
Reimar and his wife live in Enger, a small town near Bielefeld.

Home is at: 52°08'52.74'' N 8°35'07.66'' E

Publications in:

ADAC Magazin
Allegra
Chrismon
Der Spiegel
Die Zeit
11 Freunde
Frankfurter Rundschau
Hörzu
Men's Health
Neue Westfälische
Newsweek (US)
Runner's World
Stuttgarter Nachrichten
Süddeutsche Zeitung
taz
Trouw (NL)
The Guardian (UK)
Yacht