Publisher/Steidl

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"I Need to Live" is a collection of works by Juergen Teller, one of the most representative photographers of the 20th century. This book is a nearly 400-page catalogue published on the occasion of a major retrospective held at the Grand Palais Ephemer in Paris and the Milan Triennale from 2023 to 2024. Throughout his nearly 35-year career, Juergen Teller has opened up new frontiers in photographic expression with his unconventional, free-spirited approach, transcending and sometimes fusing the boundaries between commercial and private life. This diverse range of expressive activities is similar to that of Nobuyoshi Araki, and in Teller's recent works, images that seem to be influenced by or pay homage to Araki are often seen. This film brings together Teller's free and unrestrained style of expression in a two-dimensional world, and includes collaborations with Kate Moss and Charlotte Rampling, self-portraits, transcriptions of emails and social media, and both commercial and private life, making it a unique film that mixes Teller's diverse creative style with the chaotic aspects of the world.