Thomas Hardmeier, the universal language by Ariane Damain-Vergallo for Ernst Leitz Wetzlar
Portraits of cinematographers from the angle of Leica
Born in the mid-1960s in German-speaking Switzerland, Thomas Hardmeier spent his entire youth in a village named Küsnacht, which in German means “night kiss”. The name must have delighted Freud’s disciple Carl Gustav Jung. As almost everyone knows, Jung attached major importance to dreams and, as fewer people know, had lived in Küsnacht and died there a few years before.