Haubitz

Sabine Haubitz (1959–2014) was a German photographer and visual artist renowned for her insightful explorations of architectural forms, urban landscapes, and the intersection of human intervention and nature. Working primarily in collaboration with Stefanie Zoche under the name Haubitz + Zoche from 1998 until her untimely passing, Haubitz developed a distinctive style characterized by a sharp, graphic visual language and a strong conceptual underpinning. The duo's projects, which span photography, video, and installation, often engage with issues such as urban transformation, water ecology, and globalization.

Their works have been widely exhibited internationally in museums, galleries, and public spaces, garnering critical acclaim for their precise compositions and thought-provoking content. Sabine Haubitz’s legacy endures through her compelling visual essays, which continue to inspire dialogue on the complex interactions between society, environment, and architecture.