Dr. Adam Neuba is a natural scientist, self-taught photographer, and artist. More than 15 years ago he started to devote himself intensively to photography, and over time he discovered his passion for artistic close-up and macro photography. Adam's artistic style and photographic sensibility have emerged from his inquisitive and explorative creative process, whereby the medium of light and its effect on the motif is always at the focus of his artistic work.
His main focus is on aesthetically minimalist compositions of technical components with living creatures. Through hours of planning and manual work, with the utmost care and attention to detail, he creates macroscopic artworks in which living creatures and man-made technology merge into a unique entity. To achieve this he use mainly the structures, shapes and colour of the selected elements which, in combining perspective, the right light, plus a minimalist presentation, yield an emotionally engaging overall piece. The clarity and order of the subjects with defined lines and shapes often play a special role in the process. However, he also finds motifs in inanimate nature and for some time now he has been interested in compositions made of metals with their unusual interplay with light.
Adam lives with his wife and three children in Paderborn, Germany. He was born in Poland and moved to Germany with his family in 1988 at the age of 10. After his school education he studied and graduated in chemistry at the University of Paderborn, where he currently works.
Numerous of his pictures have been published in national and international magazines, presented at festivals and awarded photo prizes worldwide in recent years.​
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