The exhibition took Berlin as a starting point to reflect the process of discovering a city from the perspective of the one that arrive from abroad. This experience was structured in three modules – The arrival, The glances and The myth & the sleep, distributed in 23 works of different artists, Berliners and not Berliners.
From the 20th of April to the 29th of May of 2015 at the Embassy of Spain in Berlin (exhibition) and at the Hotel Gat Point Charlie (installation)
The Castelo de São Jorge (St. George’s Castle) dominates the highest hill of Lisbon, one of the most emblematic monuments. Enjoy with the best views of the city.
Checkpoint Charlie was the most famous and crowded border crossing in Berlin during The Cold War. The name “Charlie” comes from the ICAO phonetic alphabet to designate the third letter.
Lisbon proved to be a major meeting point of different cultures in colonial times. From Gat Rooms we invite you to discover Gat Rossio (Rua do Jardim do Regedor 27-35) located in the Bairro de Baixa, in the city center.
Adrià (1985) studied both graphic design and sculpture. After working for some years as an art director in Barcelona for adventising agencies, he moved to Berlin where he focused his attention in illustration and tattooing. His mix of disciplines can be found in the pursuit of balance between simple lines and volumes filled with textures, trademark of his work, which displays an interesting two-sided influence flavored with some recognizable elements of Surrealism and Medieval religious Art. At the Gat Point Charlie from February to April 2015.
Berlin breathes culture and history in every spot. And Gat Rooms has its own: Gat Point Charlie (Mauerstraße, 81-82), in the Mitte district and only 50 meters from the legendary Checkpoint Charlie.
