About ‘Venice, 1989: Waiting for Pink Floyd’ by Nordwin Alberts / Moving Stills
In the summer of 1989, I stood atop the Campanile bell tower in Venice, watching St. Mark's Square slowly fill with people. It was the day of Pink Floyd's legendary free concert.
What struck me most wasn't just the sheer size of the crowd, but the peaceful atmosphere. From above, the audience formed a colorful, almost abstract…
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I have been working in photography and media (audiovisual productions & video ) for over 40 years.
For me, photography is not a genre or style - it is a way of seeing. My subjects are as broad as life itself: people, places, details, light, shapes, unexpected moments. I am guided by what is there and what I see - whether in the studio or somewhere on location. What touches me I try to capture. Photography gets me out of my head. It is my oxygen, my way of connecting…