Vita
. World of Life
Since I was 18 years old, I have been living a global lifestyle, but my home base has always been in Dresden. I completed my architecture studies on four continents and founded in 2008 „Mundografia – Graphic . Webdesign . Photography“ directly after graduating. In addition, I traveled to 80 countries around the world before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, I have also been realizing my personal project for more intercultural tolerance in the German society: the 12 Weltmomente.
Creativity is nothing more
than leaving a developed road
to search for new paths.
– Willy Meurer . Publicist –
. World of Architecture (2000–2007)
- Technical University of Dresden, Deutschland (Dipl.-Ing.)
- University of Talca, Chile (exchange year)
- University of Seville, Spain (studies for the diploma)
- Technical University Riga, Latvia (intern. Workshop)
- Technical University Irkutsk, Siberia (intern. Workshop)
- Lucian Blaga University Sibiu, Romania (intern. Workshop)
. World of Projects (2003–2007)
- Rainforest conservation project „Selva Viva“, Ecuador
- Slum development project for NGO „ACS“, Spain/Morocco
- Urban development project as GIZ assistant, Mongolia
- PR projects at the Goethe-Institut Abidjan, Ivory Coast
. World of Photography (2003–present)
- Group exhibition „Fensterblicke“, Dresden fair
- Solo exhibition „Lejano“, Goethe-Institut, Santiago de Chile
- Group exhibition „Sevilla entre culturas“, Morocco
- Individual project „Streets of Lebanon“, Lebanon
- Political project with slum children at NGO „MYSA“, Kenya
- 1st prize, competition „Estudio en el sur“, Chile
- 1st prize, competition „Minusvalidos“, Spain
- 1st prize, competition „Capacity Development“, GIZ, Germany
- 1st prize, competition „Sachsen“, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, Germany
- 1st & 2nd prizes, competition of the Studentenwerk Dresden
- 2nd prize, competition „Grenzen überwinden“, GEO MAGAZIN
. World of Design (2008–present)
- Graphic design & Photography projects for (inter)national clients
. World of Languages (1982–present)
- German, English, Spanish, French, Russian