#kunst berlin

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#repost @piu_kun Ana Klein (Berlin, Germany). Los Gatos, 2020, oil on linen. Thanks to @masculin_masculin for the tip.

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HMDL, das Musik unsere Miete deckt🤲🏼

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Ansichtskarte

Berlin, Mehringdamm

Berlin: Kunst und Bild, 1 Berlin 12

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The Ironworks of Borsig in Berlin (1847) by Karl Eduard Biermann. Märkisches Museum.

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Ausflug Berlin 22.05.2024:

Graffiti/Streetart

an der East Side Gallery

Kunst auf der Mauer

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Picture: Z1058

Place: Berlin, Germany

Date: March 2022

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art in architecture // wien leopoldstadt

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vienna is full of art in architecture from the post-war era, and one has the feeling that this type of wall art is appreciated and therefore cherished in the city. the type of façade art is very diverse in style, material and content, there are mosaics, sgraffito or full sculptural representations.

pic. 01 untere donaustraße

pic. 02 tempelgasse

pic. 03-04 untere donaustraße

pic. 05-06 rotenkreuzgasse

pic. 07 tandelmarktgasse

pic. 08-09 rotensterngasse

pic. 10 praterstraße

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Street Art by PZY & JPS Berlin by michael_hamburg69

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Festival of Lights 2024 - Humboldtforum

Dieses Jahr dreht sich alles um die Freiheit in diesem fantastischen Lichtspektakel. Das Humboldtforum erinnert durch die Illumination der Ostfassade an den ehemaligen Palast der Republik, der hier an dieser stelle einmal stand und stellt die Frage. "Palast ist Gegenwart?" Auch wenn man den Palast nicht miterleben konnte, so erinnert dieses Lichtschauspiel in einer eindrucksvollen Lichtshow an die längst vergangene Zeit.

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Zentralgestirne (...des letzten Menschen) Pt.II/V

film-photograph on baryte print

60x40cm

Edition 05+03AP

2022

„ suddenly the three mock suns united in one, and plunged into the sea. A few seconds afterwards, a deafening watery sound came up with awful peal from the spot where they had disappeared. (...) it appeared as if suddenly the motion of earth was revealed to us--as if no longer we were ruled by ancient laws, but were turned adrift in an unknown region of space. Many cried aloud, that these were no meteors, but globes of burning matter, which had set fire to the earth, and caused the vast cauldron at our feet to bubble up with its measureless waves.“

(Mary Shelley The Last Man 1826 p. 487)

The body of work „Zentralgestirne“  is a photographic reflection of Mary Shelleys novel „The last man“ which was released in 1826 representing late romanticism while at the same time pioneering apocalyptic science-fiction. The story of Verney as last living human being on an earth shaken by plagues and natural catastrophes can also be interpreted as literary anticipation of current thought models regarding posthumanity. In midst the description of rising apocalypse as result of a gigantic mesh of nonhuman rejections lies the general questionning of human sovereignty. The motif of collective loss of human control is central to the three part novel and uncovers the absurdity of romantic discourses and conceptions of dominating nature in the early 19th century. While in the scenery above Verney as a human spectator is watching three sunlike meteors from top of the dover cliffs the series „Zentralgestirne“ is multiplying the sun itself.

On the one hand the photographic result of multiple central stars at the sky seemingly accompanying each other in total equality and harmony is mimicking this specific section quoted above. On the other hand it can be seen as a demonstration of alternative thinking apart from what is humanly imaginable. Decomposing the one and only reality of a central and often godlike described star in our solar system can also lead to reevaluating the concept of humanity as one and only force dominating on a planetary scale. In the multiplicity of the three central stars lies a symbol of equality, cooperation and interrelation in the sense of for example polytheistic religion. This way „Zentralgestirne“ takes Shelleys Last man and transformes him into becoming the last man as representative of a human self image which in the 21. century seems to be more and more outdated.

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#repost @kevinlucbert Kevin Lucbert (France, 1985-, currently practicing in Paris and Berlin). Miaow, 2024, ink on paper, 21 x 29.7 cm. I appreciate the inclusion of feline themes in Lucbert's work.

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Hayat

Checkt ig Cripwalks.eu und 51cayenne für krasse Bilder ab✌🏽

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Ansichtskarte

BERLIN - City Überblick

Berlin: KUNST UND BILD D-1000 Berlin 61

um 1993

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Der Brunnen. / 29.07.2023

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Ausflug Berlin 22.05.2024:

Kunst/Graffiti/Streetart

auf Segmenten der Mauer