UNCOLORED
The Project titled “Uncolored” continues were he left of with his last show in 2020. Stripped-down, unfiltered and grainy black & white photography. A collection of his visual diary, mapping out the places and people that fill his days. Much of Peter Keller’s work revolves around skateboarding and its community. The project stretches from Berlin to Tokyo. There’s no setup, no staging—just point, shoot, and hope to catch something before it disappears. It’s fast, rough, and messy, but it’s real—how he sees the world.

TMC TOKYO
The project “TMC Tokyo” dives into the scene at Tokyo’s legendary TMC skatepark in Minato-ku—likely the oldest skatepark in the city. Shot in color, the idea behind the book was to capture the wide mix of skateboarders, crews, and styles that all share this one spot. Some of them have been skating the same park for years without ever crossing paths—just because of different work hours or routines. It’s kind of like putting a magnifying glass on a little ecosystem. In this case, a rough, bare-bones skatepark that’s simple but full of life. Regulars show up day after day, while visitors from across Tokyo—and sometimes from abroad—drop in to leave their mark.