ABOUT NOTES FROM THE LAB
Notes from the Lab is a semi-regular (I try weekly…) dispatch of ideas, a journal of progress or failure, and a peek behind the curtain into the creative process of being a photographer, filmmaker, multidisciplinary artist, parent, and husband.
It is supposed to be an honest and subjective view of the creative industry and an attempt to share everything I experience and learn on the way as relentlessly as possible - because gatekeeping sucks.
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ABOUT ME
My name is Ramon Haindl. I was born in a small village in Bavaria in the 1980s and spent my days drawing horses and building forts in the woods around town. After somewhat making it through school, failing every math class I could find, I started interning at different design studios with a growing interest in illustration and graphic design. While at Hort, I started a personal photoblog, documenting my friends and the life around me. During this period, I developed a deep passion for photography and film, and I have never stopped to drop my camera since then.
Nowadays, I work as a still- and motion-based artist, splitting my time between Frankfurt am Main and Berlin. My studio practice is defined by a deep exploration of the human experience, a fascination for the dynamism of natural forces, and a curiosity for the hand-made process.
You can find my work on my website and social @ramonhaindl
I graduated in Graphic Design at the University of Applied Sciences in Mainz in 2010, and I currently live with my wife and son in the Rhein-Main area of Germany.
