Berlin gallery show mixes sculpture, projection, and live installation work

The image shows a painting with a dark, monochromatic aesthetic. The painting depicts two figures, appearing to be children or young people, rendered in subtle, shadowy tones against a dark background. The figure on the right is more clearly defined, with visible facial features and hands clasped over the chest. The figure on the left is more translucent and ghost-like, with only the eyes and upper face discernible. The overall mood is somber and introspective. The painting is framed and hangs on a plain, light-colored wall, presumably in a gallery or exhibition space. No specific location in Berlin, Germany, can be identified from the image itself.

The image shows a framed artwork hanging on a dark blue wall. The artwork is a painting or drawing depicting a scene of a house with ivy-covered walls and trees in the background. In the foreground, there appears to be a celebration or event taking place, with confetti or petals scattered around and some indistinct figures. There is also text written on the artwork. The lighting suggests the artwork is displayed in a gallery or exhibition space. The location of this artwork in Berlin, Germany cannot be determined from the provided image.

A square, abstract painting in shades of green is mounted on a white wall. The painting features bold, black outlines that define organic shapes within the green background. A textured, elongated green shape with horizontal dark lines is positioned at the bottom of the painting. The painting has a slight sheen, reflecting light from above. To the right of the painting, a dark grey, abstract chair is partially visible. The scene is set in a contemporary art gallery space in Berlin, Germany, suggested by the minimalist aesthetic and art on display, typical of establishments in areas like Mitte or Charlottenburg.

A kinetic sculpture hangs against a teal wall, suspended from the ceiling by thin wires. The sculpture is composed of slender gold-colored metal rods that branch out in a complex, asymmetrical pattern. Small, circular copper-colored elements are attached to some of the rods, resembling tiny discs or coins. The central element of the sculpture is a golden ring from which a larger, hollow cylinder, possibly made of brass or aged metal, is suspended. This cylinder appears to be a spent shell casing. The sculpture is lit from above, casting subtle shadows on the wall behind it. The bottom of the frame shows a lighter-colored surface, likely a floor or a plinth, where the sculpture's lower elements appear to extend towards. The scene is indoors, suggesting an exhibition space or a gallery. No people are visible in the image. This artwork is displayed at the Gropius Bau in Berlin, Germany.