Rencontres d'Arles 2026

Welcome to the exhibition

It’s lovely to have you here – do have a look round and find out how all the pictures in this exhibition were created.

My name is Werner Müller and I am the founder of printolino
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Find out more about Swiss quality, our printing process, our range of papers and our framing options.
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During the opening week
From Monday 6 July to Saturday 11 July, you can meet me every day from
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10:00–11:00 and from 16:00 to 18:00
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in the gallery
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I look forward to your visit.

Printolino is a Hahnemühle Platinum-certified printing and framing studio in Switzerland.

Ever since printolino was founded, personalised advice, the highest quality and perfection have been at the heart of everything we do. For me and my team, the professional production of photographs is far more than just a job – it is a passion.

Description of the production methods used by these three photographers:innen

Jens Krauer

Jens Krauer is a Zurich-based street and documentary photographer internationally recognized for his compelling images of urban life. For more than a decade, he has traveled to cities such as New York, Paris, Istanbul, Hong Kong, and Kyiv, capturing authentic everyday moments with remarkable sensitivity. His photographs are characterized by strong composition, precise timing, and a deep respect for the people and stories unfolding in public spaces.

At the heart of his work are spontaneous encounters and the richness of everyday urban life. Rather than focusing on spectacular events, Krauer documents the subtle, often overlooked moments that define our shared human experience. As an official Fujifilm X-Photographer, he also shares his expertise through workshops and lectures. His book In Plain Sight – Candid Urban Encounters brings together ten years of street photography in a powerful and inspiring collection.

Type of execution
(Standard product configurable online)

Print:
12-colour pigment ink print on high-quality photo paper

Framing:
Photographic paper on 2mm Alu-Dibond, matt laminated, with a black Linde shadow-gap frame

Nina Welch-Kling

Nina Welch-Kling is a New York-based street and conceptual photographer originally from Germany. Drawing on her background in architecture and design, she creates visually striking images in which urban spaces, light, movement, and human interaction come together in carefully balanced compositions. Her work has been exhibited internationally and featured in leading photography publications.

At the heart of her work is the quiet poetry of everyday life. With a refined sense of geometry, colour, and timing, Nina Welch-Kling transforms fleeting moments of city life into timeless visual narratives. Her photographs explore the relationship between people, architecture, and light, encouraging viewers to experience the urban environment in a new way. She has received numerous international recognitions, including the LensCulture Critics' Choice Award and the title of Hasselblad Heroine. Her acclaimed monograph Duologues showcases her distinctive photographic vision.

Type of execution (standard product configurable online)
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Print:
12-colour pigment ink print on Hahnemühle Fine Art – waxed
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Framing:
Laminated onto 2mm aluminium Dibond with hanging rails

Mario Schneider

Mario Schneider is a German documentary photographer, filmmaker, author, and composer whose work bridges photography, cinema, and literature. Renowned for his powerful visual storytelling, he captures people, places, and emotions with remarkable sensitivity. His films, books, and photographic projects have received numerous national and international awards.

At the heart of his photography is the human experience. Whether documenting the streets of New York, the landscapes of central Germany, or quiet moments of everyday life, Schneider approaches each subject with empathy, patience, and a cinematic eye. His photographs combine documentary authenticity with poetic storytelling, encouraging viewers to look beyond the obvious and discover the deeper narratives hidden within each scene.

Type of execution
(Standard print with special frame – can be ordered via the website by arrangement)

Print:
12-colour pigment ink print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta Satin

Framing:
Box frame 20/30, black wood with white spacer and acrylic glass