Feng Li at Fotografiska Berlin

Life is strange. Perhaps that’s why Feng Li’s photographs resemble a Fever dream. However, he does not need an elevated temperature or hallucinations to depict his motifs. Whether on the streets of his hometown Chengdu, in Tokyo, Paris or Shanghai, Feng Li spies surreal everyday moments and transforms them into works of art. This talent has also been recognized by the fashion industry. He has already created editorials for Vogue. Fotografiska Berlin presents an insight into the photographer’s quirky and humorous world.

Sometimes you just have to bounce around the world in a giant red balloon.

Feng Li sees perfect image compositions everywhere.

Has someone already snapped and caught a hand?

Such a beautiful tree – you simply have to take it with you.

Well styled, it’s off into the dark nowhere.

The simple act of drinking can lead to surreal art.

And once again: close your eyes and keep going.

FENG LI WHITE NIGHTS IN WONDERLAND

He alternates between high fashion and media work in the same way that he finds motifs in everyday life: casually and with ease. Chinese photographer Feng Li flashes the most bizarre everyday moments and makes them look like curated works of art. Fotografiska Berlin presents an overview of his work. In this way, he helps us to open our eyes and discover the talents hidden behind the cameras of this world, away from the western world.

Feng Li: White Nights in Wonderland, until November 16, 2025, Fotografiska Berlin, Oranienburger Str. 54, 10117 Berlin, fotografiska.com/berlin

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