Eddo Hartmann, Born in The Hague in 1973, Eddo Hartmann is a Dutch photographer whose career spans over 25 years. A graduate of the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague, Hartmann has built a reputation for his striking and thought-provoking images of architecture and urban spaces. While he began his career in commercial and editorial photography, he later shifted his focus to long-term documentary projects, exploring themes such as the impact of human activity on the planet and its landscapes.

Hartmann’s work has been widely exhibited and featured in newspapers and magazines around the world. His photographs are part of both private and public collections, reflecting their significance in the contemporary art and photography world. Among his numerous accolades, he received the prestigious Sony World Award in 2024.

In addition to his photographic pursuits, Hartmann is a dedicated educator, teaching visual grammar to BA and MA students. Currently based in Amsterdam, he continues to work as a freelance photographer, producing solo publications and contributing documentary series for international audiences.