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Austrian photography talent: Kniepeiss wins bronze in Quito!
Mathias Kniepeiss wins bronze at the 2025 World Professional Photographers Championship in Quito with his innovative campaign for Tyromotion.
Austrian photography talent: Kniepeiss wins bronze in Quito!
On an impressive night on March 21, 2025, Austrian photographer Mathias Kniepeiss was awarded third place in the “Advertising Photography” category at the prestigious World Photographic Cup in Quito, Ecuador. His outstanding work “Chameleon” is part of an innovative campaign called “Bodypaint Animals” by the Graz-based company Tyromotion, which is one of the leading manufacturers of technology-based therapy devices. This award-winning photography took the 13-person team 1.5 months of planning and spent 14 hours on set. This achievement shows how creative collaboration can lead to extraordinary results.
Mathias Kniepeiss, born in Graz in 1980 and now based in Vienna, has made a name for himself as a versatile photographer. After working as a team photographer for Red Bull Racing in Formula 1 and as the official photographer of the Life Ball, he has worked with famous personalities such as Bill Clinton and Sebastian Vettel. “This award is a special honor and confirmation of the creative work of our entire team,” said Kniepeiss. Tyromotion aims to improve people's quality of life through innovative solutions, which underlines the importance of the award won. For more information about his impressive career and projects you can visit the Website of Mathias Kniepeiss Visit, which offers insights into his diverse work.
World Championship of Professional Photographers
The World Photographic Cup is a prestigious competition that brings together the best photographers from around the world. Kniepeiss' success in Quito highlights the high creativity and quality of Austrian photography on an international level. Working with experts such as renowned fine art body painter Johannes Stötter and media production company boxquadrat has enabled the team to seamlessly combine art with technology. Such successes inspire many young photographers and show how technical innovations can open up new creative possibilities.