A Photographer’s Muse Becomes the Center of His World For Better or Worse

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For Berlin-based photographer Philippe Gerlach, home is not a fixed place. Born in Grenoble, France, Gerlach spent his childhood moving from one remote location to another following his father’s itinerant career as a crystallographer. After studying photo

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For Berlin-based photographer Philippe Gerlach, home is not a fixed place. Born in Grenoble, France, Gerlach spent his childhood moving from one remote location to another following his father’s itinerant career as a crystallographer. After studying photography in Linz, Austria, he relocated to London to work with British photographer Nick Waplington. It was here that a chance circumstance led Gerlach to reassess the meaning of “home” when he met his now-girlfriend Talin, the enigmatic center of his project You Are my Home.