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With his signature gaze-honest, tender, yet always unpredictable-Juergen Teller has famously bridged fashion and contemporary art for decades now, establishing his unique subversive style within popular culture. With over 500 images, Teller's newest book you are invited, published on the occasion of his solo exhibition at Onassis Ready, Athens, is an extensive collection of his past and present work, exploring familial and universal stories of love, trust, hope, fertility, the environment, politics and religion. The book captures Teller's ongoing creative evolution, triggered by recent commissions such as photographing Pope Francis visiting a women's prison during the 2024 Venice Biennale. you are invited reveals a deeper intensity to how Teller responds to the world around him, and includes important personal series such as "We Are Building Our Future Together," "The Myth," and "Guten Morgen Sonnenschein"-made with his wife and creative partner Dovile Drizyte-as well as the yet unpublished project "Symposium of Love," informed by Greek mythology and specifically created for the exhibition and book.