Marion Rockstroh-Kruft was born in Würzburg in 1965 and currently lives and works in both Germany and Spain. Originally recognized for her organizational skills, she later discovered her passion for photography. In addition to her main profession, she pursued studies at the New York Institute of Photography. Her primary residence in wine regions has deeply connected her with the world of wine. Through seminars and wine tours, she combines her enthusiasm for the art of photography with the fascination of wine. Whether in the vineyards outside her door or during her travels, she is captivated by the graphic aesthetics of natural spaces and the dynamics of urban life. Her photographs reflect the vitality of nature in the flow of life and the dynamic impressions of cities—a constant play of motion and change, often becoming the past before it's even noticed in the present. Utilizing the Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) technique, she captures these fleeting moments and presents depictions that encourage viewers to explore their own emotions and perceptions within the works. Her photographs touch and move people as they capture the transience of the moment and establish a connection with the viewer. Marion Rockstroh-Kruft's works have been featured in regional exhibitions and consistently mesmerize viewers. Her photographic art offers a fresh perspective on the world, inviting individuals to appreciate the fleeting beauties of life and find a moment of connection within them.