Juergen Teller takes Guten Morgen Sonnenschein to Paris
Following its debut in Berlin, the famed photographer and his wife move Guten Morgen Sonnenschein to Paris, offering a glimpse into the “positivity, warm and playful inventiveness” of their collaborative partnership as they do.
SYS140126_1139_RGBWooden Heart, Harlech, 2026
Juergen Teller and Dovile Drizyte have a relationship that spans eight and a half years. Over those years, the pair have worked on countless creative projects, including their playful photography book The Myth and a photo series depicting David Bailey’s renowned Kings Cross loft studio. Personally, the pair made their partnership official by tying the knot in 2021.
Now, the couple are continuing on with the next chapter in their partnership. Guten Morgen Sonnenschein – translating to Good Morning Sunshine – offers a glimpse into the pair’s most dynamic creative moments. The exhibition features everything from a shot of their simple morning ritual of making a morning coffee to 2025’s Symposium of Love, which details the intertwined nature of their professional and personal lives. Elsewhere, Juergen’s imagery of Kate Moss, footballer Michael Olise, and the pair’s daughter Iggy Teller can be enjoyed. After a debut at CFA Berlin, the exhibition is now travelling to Paris, where it will be shown at contemporary art gallery Suzanne Tarasieve from the 7th of November 2026 until the 16th of January 2027.
COFFEE_SERIES_EXHIBITION_VERSION_14 Guten Morgen Sonnenschein No.14, 2025
“We do everything together, from the morning to the evening… Even our thinking becomes very, very similar. I wanted this idea of our two bodies morphing into each other,” says Teller on other imagery featured, capturing their naked bodies morphing into a single “mythical creature”.
The exhibition promises to be a celebration of love, life and creative partnership for one of photography’s ultimate power couples, and is not one to be missed.
JUE230326_1013_RGB The Prada Coat No.11, Kaunas, 2026
COFFEE_SERIES_EXHIBITION_VERSION_06Guten Morgen Sonnenschein No.6, 2025
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