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Christopher Klettermayer is a documentary photographer and writer based between Barcelona and Vienna. His work explores health, identity, human resilience, and the social systems that shape people's lives. Through long-form visual storytelling, he focuses on communities navigating vulnerability, inequality, and change, with a particular interest in healthcare, sexuality, and the people who sustain care where formal structures are fragile or absent. Following his own HIV diagnosis, his work increasingly shifted toward stories that examine health, stigma, access, and human connection. His projects have documented HIV care in remote communities, sex workers' rights, traditional healing practices, and the intersection of health and social inequality. Combining documentary photography with written reporting, he seeks to create nuanced narratives that move beyond headlines and statistics to focus on lived experience. He is currently developing long-term projects on healthcare access, community networks, and human infrastructure in underserved regions. Available for editorial, NGO, and documentary assignments.