Ella Seeger is a photographer based in Cologne, Germany. She completed her Bachelor degree in communication design at HTWG Konstanz. Currently she is studying for a Master's Degree in Photography at FH Dortmund and Danish School of Media and Journalism in Aarhus. Her work explores themes of identity, queer life, migration, the tension between traditions and breakouts and youth culture. Her work highlights the diversity and complexity of the LGBTQIA+ community and often features individuals challenging gender and sexual norms.

Ella Seeger (she/her)
Graphic Design / Photographer

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03/25
Left in Limbo
Project

Left in Limbo portrays the life of people on the move on Lesvos. The situation for refugees on the Greek island of Lesbos has been tense and challenging for years. Conditions in the Moria camp in particular, which was destroyed by fire in 2020, were very poor. The refugees have since been relocated to temporary camps.

The isolated high-security Vastria CCAC camp is due to open in autumn 2025, which could make living conditions even worse. Organisations assume that the freedom of movement of the refugees in the isolated camp in the middle of a nature reserve will be severely restricted and that a life as it currently exists on the island will no longer be possible.

The work ‘Left in Limbo’ describes the state of uncertainty in which many people find themselves - they do not know whether their asylum application will be successful or how the new camp will affect their lives. In the meantime, they fall back on the many opportunities they have created over the last ten years with the support of NGOs and volunteers.

03/25
Left in Limbo
Project

Left in Limbo portrays the life of people on the move on Lesvos. The situation for refugees on the Greek island of Lesbos has been tense and challenging for years. Conditions in the Moria camp in particular, which was destroyed by fire in 2020, were very poor. The refugees have since been relocated to temporary camps.

The isolated high-security Vastria CCAC camp is due to open in autumn 2025, which could make living conditions even worse. Organisations assume that the freedom of movement of the refugees in the isolated camp in the middle of a nature reserve will be severely restricted and that a life as it currently exists on the island will no longer be possible.

The work ‘Left in Limbo’ describes the state of uncertainty in which many people find themselves - they do not know whether their asylum application will be successful or how the new camp will affect their lives. In the meantime, they fall back on the many opportunities they have created over the last ten years with the support of NGOs and volunteers.

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03/25Left in LimboProject

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03/25
Left in Limbo
Project

03/25
Left in Limbo
Project