Exhibitions

"NEAR," the debut exhibition at Zemin Berlin, showcased the remarkable works of Turkish artists and residents, marking their first appearance in the German capital. Centered around the theme of distance and human connection, the exhibition resonated deeply with visitors. Through diverse mediums, including paintings, sculptures, installations, and multimedia art, the artists explored the complexities of closeness and unity.

"FREEDUMB" Exhibition challenges conventional notions of freedom in our tech-driven society. Artists Tobias and Daniel's captivating artworks delve into the complexities of our relationship with technology and social media.

"ENCOUNTER," our second exhibition, brokes down inter-human borders, creating a space for art and music to unify souls. By combining international artists with local talents from Berlin, we curated a diverse showcase for a possibility of a strong community formed by this very encounter.

WATER LANES: A Multidisciplinary Solo Exhibition by ANANI

Zemin Berlin hosted "SEA YOUR VIEW" by artist Fred Vincent from May 4th to May 10th, 2022. As a fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts, Vincent's exhibition showcased his unique blend of painting, drawing, and writing, often intertwined through spontaneous doodling.

From May 25th to May 28th, 2022, Zemin Berlin hosted the exhibition "IMPREVISTO," featuring photography by Nicolas Fiorentino, Romina Lopez, Cristobal Contreras, and Inés Aznar. Each artist showcased their unique impressions of life in Berlin, capturing moments of spontaneity, emotion, and diversity.

On September 15, 2022, Zemin Berlin showcased the exhibition "RIGO" by Cuban artist José Rigoberto Rodríguez Camacho. His work was born from chaos, exploring subjectivity and intuition, with the human being as the central axis. Rodríguez Camacho's art went beyond representation, reflecting the unique and diverse condition of humanity. The figure, whether a face or the entire being, symbolized the essence of human identity.

"In Lightness Lies Beauty" by Julia Lux at ZEMIN Berlin, from September 30th to October 3rd, 2022, was an immersive exhibition exploring synesthetic stimulation, sensory integration, and the possible human experience.

There are many examples of using language as a tool for activism against the expansionist fascist mentality, which perceives every area where statements remain silent as a "consent". Against corruption and fascism processes in which democracy is tried to be rendered dysfunctional, the need for the dynamic use, development and strengthening of the language by the people emerges