The People of THE ICE
Lucian Rumpe
The People of THE ICE
Born from pure passion, this series aims to represent the spirit of THE ICE St. Moritz—an event that feels like a world of its own, where rare cars meet well-fashioned people amidst the Engadin’s timeless beauty. I wanted to look past just vehicular perfection and create a cohesive visual narrative focused primarily on the people and the overall vibe of this truly unique event.
Gearwise, I used the compact Fujifilm X-T5 with a 27mm fixed lens and an on-camera flash. This minimalist setup allowed me to stay mobile and discreet, ensuring full focus on the right moments and framing while creating a distinct, artistic look.
Lucian Rumpe
Lucian Rumpe (2001) is an award-winning Swiss photographer specializing in human-centric editorial storytelling. Inspired by the film look, his work focuses on lifestyle, fashion, and documentary, creating timeless imagery that celebrates the beauty of life.
Premiere – die erste
SIYU ƒ/2.6 Werkschau
Première – la première exposition SIYU ƒ/2.6
Première – la prima rassegna SIYU ƒ/2.6
Premiere – the first SIYU ƒ/2.6 exhibition
Erstmals präsentiert SIYU ab dem 1. Oktober 2026 eine Werkschau seiner Fotografinnen und Fotografen. In der Photobastei Zürich zeigt der gesamtschweizerische Berufsverband für professionelle Fotografie die vielfältige Kunst seiner Mitglieder.
35 Fotografinnen und Fotografen geben auf jeweils drei Metern Ausstellungsfläche Einblicke in ihre persönlichen freien Arbeiten und Langzeitprojekte. Die Ausstellung bildet das künstlerische Spektrum professioneller Fotografie ab: von Architektur- und Dokumentarfotografie über Reportagen bis hin zu persönlichen Lebenswerken. Die Werkschau wird künftig alle zwei Jahre stattfinden.
Kontakt: Gian Vaitl
Pour la première fois, SIYU présente, dès le 1er octobre 2026, une exposition collective consacrée aux travaux de ses photographes. À la Photobastei de Zurich, l’association professionnelle suisse des photographes professionnels présente la diversité artistique de ses membres.
35 photographes disposent chacun de trois mètres de surface d’exposition pour présenter leurs travaux personnels et leurs projets à long terme. L’exposition met en lumière toute la diversité artistique de la photographie professionnelle, de la photographie d’architecture et documentaire au reportage, en passant par des œuvres réalisées au cours d’une vie. À l’avenir, cette exposition collective aura lieu tous les deux ans.
Contact: Gian Vaitl
Per la prima volta, a partire dal 1° ottobre 2026, SIYU presenta una rassegna dedicata alle opere delle sue fotografe e dei suoi fotografi. Alla Photobastei di Zurigo, l’associazione professionale svizzera per la fotografia professionale presenta la ricchezza e la varietà artistica delle proprie socie e dei propri soci.
35 fotografe e fotografi dispongono ciascuno di tre metri di superficie espositiva per offrire uno sguardo sui propri lavori personali e sui progetti di lunga durata. La mostra presenta l’ampio spettro artistico della fotografia professionale: dalla fotografia d’architettura a quella documentaria, dal reportage alle opere che raccontano un’intera vita. In futuro, la rassegna si terrà ogni due anni.
Contatto: Gian Vaitl
For the first time, SIYU will present an exhibition of works by its photographers, opening on 1 October 2026. At Photobastei Zürich, the Swiss professional association for professional photography will showcase the diverse artistic work of its members.
35 photographers will each have three metres of exhibition space to present personal creative work and long-term projects. The exhibition reflects the artistic breadth of professional photography, ranging from architectural and documentary photography to reportage and bodies of work developed over a lifetime. In future, the exhibition will take place every two years.
Contact: Gian Vaitl
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Vernissage: 1. Oktober 2026
Ausstellung: 1.–18. Oktober 2026
Photobastei, Zürich
Vernissage: 1. Oktober 2026
Ausstellung: 1.–18. Oktober 2026
Photobastei, Zürich