Shotview gifts. Photo snow globe, Christina Kruse / Sleek Edition No. 1, Rainer Wahnsinn - German Cancer Support book and 'Light/Night - The Nouvel Tower' photo book

The perfect present for all Shotview fanatics! The Shotview Snowglobe is an interchangeable snow globe with background images by Shotview Artists to cut out and change. These are accompanied by matching quotes.

The photographic winter wonderland was curated by director Kozva RIGAUD and designed by creative director Mario LOMBARDO.

With a delivery time of 1-2 weeks, the snow globe probably won’t make it on time to be placed under the Christmas tree. But then that leaves something to look forward to!

Shotview Snowglobe
35 Euro, order by E-Mail.

Christina Kruse collaborated with Sleek Magazine on Sleek Edition Scarf No. 1. It is adorned with the artists and fashionista’s signature graphics. The artwork can either be worn around the neck or hung up on the wall.

Get your orders in early, as the scarves are limited to a small edition of just 50 pieces, making it a top last minute present!

Edition No. 1, 2010 silk scarf
110×110 cm, edition of 50
Order by E-Mail.

31 top photographers photographed 31 top actors. The shoots were themed around fictional names such as ‘Rainer Wahnsinn’, ‘Manni Fest’ and ‘Klaus Trophobie’ – all of which are witty German word games.

Two photographers from Shotview took part in the book project. Peter RIGAUD shot an image of Christiane Hörbiger the grand dame of German film and theatre. She was photographed as ‘Ellen Lang’ in fine eveningwear on a ladder at Vienna’s Nouvel-Tower, towering above the city’s roofs.

Joachim BALDAUF photographed Clemens Schick in a thoughtful pose.

The book and its variety of unique work looks perfect under every Christmas tree and also helps a good cause: the entire proceeds are donated to Deutsche Krebshilfe (German Cancer Support).

There is also a new photo book out now by Peter RIGAUD: ‘Light/Night – The Nouvel Tower.’ The city’s landmark on Vienna’s Donau riverside is a hotel tower by architect and Pritzker award winner Jean Nouvel. RIGAUD sees it as a highlight in the dynamic and urban development of the Austrian capital.