Johanna-Maria Fritz
Johanna-Maria Fritz, born in 1994, is a prominent war photographer based in Berlin. She has documented conflicts in Afghanistan, Sudan, and Ukraine, capturing the human suffering and resilience in the face of war. A graduate of the Ostkreuzschule for Photography, her work has been featured in major publications like 'Der Spiegel', 'Die Zeit', and 'Le Monde'. Recognized for her impactful photography, she has received awards including the Inge-Morath Prize. Her recent exhibition, 'Zeit der Umbrüche: Johanna-Maria Fritz', showcases her profound ability to convey the emotional weight of war through her lens.
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Recent news mentions
Johanna-Maria Fritz documents the war in Ukraine, capturing the lives of youth living near the front lines.
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Switzerland· 2026-02-24
Johanna-Maria Fritz is a German photographer who captured the aftermath of the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria.
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Johanna-Maria Fritz was a German colleague of Antoni Lallican who photographed life in the contested city of Bakhmut.
Erinnerung an einen mutigen KriegsreporterSwitzerland· 2025-10-04
Johanna-Maria Fritz is a German photographer who documented the struggles of Filipino fishermen against Chinese dominance at Scarborough Reef.
Philippinische Fischer im Konflikt mit ChinaSwitzerland· 2025-06-23Johanna-Maria Fritz is a renowned war photographer who documents conflicts in places like Afghanistan, Sudan, and Ukraine.
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