About Alexander Kippe
What began with capturing the beauty of Fort Lauderdale mornings evolved into a decades-long pursuit of the northern Michigan landscape.
Alexander Kippe's work lives at the intersection of land, water, and weather — the quiet moments in Bay Harbor, the restless surface of Torch Lake, the architecture of a storm rolling in from Lake Michigan.
Every image is produced on aluminum sublimation, a museum-grade medium engineered for unmatched vibrancy and archival permanence. The work is at ease in any setting from climate-controlled interiors to open-air terraces and humid waterfront rooms.
The gallery — on Main Street in the Village of Bay Harbor — is where the work lives at full scale. Visitors are always welcome.
Visit the GalleryA few principles
Earned, not staged
Every image begins in the field. No compositing, no AI invention — just light, patience, and craft.
Built to last
Aluminum sublimation isn't a finish — it's a substrate. The image is the metal. Archival on a timeframe measured in decades.
Made in Michigan
The gallery, the framing, and every piece is produced and finished in Bay Harbor.