Mat Hennek (b. 1979, Germany) is a German photographer known for his refined black-and-white portraiture that captures contemporary cultural figures with a sense of intimacy and timelessness. His subjects include actors, musicians, and artists, often photographed in controlled studio settings.

Hennek’s work is characterized by soft lighting, subtle tonal gradations, and a restrained aesthetic that emphasizes presence over spectacle. His portraits often evoke classical photographic traditions while maintaining a contemporary sensibility.

His photobooks, including Unposed and Silent Voices, have been recognized for their cohesive visual language and editorial clarity. For collectors, Hennek’s work is valued for its technical precision, consistency, and its position within contemporary portrait photography and photobook publishing.