Wer Liebe wagt lebt morgen

Wer Liebe wagt lebt morgen is a Wolfgang Tillmans exhibition publication, gathering the photographer's images of everyday life, intimacy, and observation as printed and installed for the show.

Published in Ostfildern-Ruit, the book follows Tillmans's characteristic method of hanging photographs of widely differing subject and scale together, without a fixed hierarchy between a magazine tear sheet, a still life, and a portrait.

Tillmans, the first photographer and first non-British artist to win the Turner Prize, has spent three decades treating photography as a flexible, non-hierarchical medium, moving between club culture, still life, astronomical imagery, and abstraction; this volume is one of many exhibition-tied publications documenting that ongoing body of work.