"Teufelsberg is more than just a hill in the capital – it is a unique symbol of artistic freedom in Berlin. (...) The #FreiheitBerlin installation fits perfectly into this environment as it reflects the soul of this place."
— via Teufelsberg Berlin
— via Teufelsberg Berlin
For this project, we had the opportunity to design the letter B. We interpreted the theme of freedom as a form of breakout.
The artwork depicts different layers, which can be understood as social classes. These layers represent our lived reality and are illustrated through a multitude of houses. Both our society as a whole and each individual are constantly surrounded by the fences shown here. They symbolize the boundaries that confine us.
Only a few manage to break free by finding paths or loopholes within the system. The sad truth is that not everyone in this world can be free—fences and even walls, whether built by others or by ourselves, block the way. The lower one stands in society, or the more negative one's self-image, the harder it becomes to live in freedom.
True freedom requires courage and the will to face greater challenges. As a society, we can only overcome boundaries through a shared pursuit of change and create a world where freedom is possible for all.
With thanks to Peter Lorenz (see photo 7) for curating this group piece at Teufelsberg!
# @snyder_berlin | F @julijahh | R @orson_77 | E @cokyone | I @rabea_senftenberg | H @drew.lab_one | E @felizarts | I @natrix_natrix_ | T @adamtoddart | B @ennicolor.art | E @caz.l | R @t.y.ll | L @ron.miller.berlin | I @caro.pepe | N @wandbrand.dyr
ART — ENNICOLOR
LOCATION — BERLIN, GERMANY
YEAR — 2024
MATERIAL — SPRAY PAINT, WALL PAINT, ACRYLIC MARKERS
PHOTO 1 BY HENDRIK WOLTER (VIA TEUFELSBERG)
PHOTO 2-6 BY PETER LORENZ (preh.streetart)
PHOTO 7 BY NIKA KRAMER
The artwork depicts different layers, which can be understood as social classes. These layers represent our lived reality and are illustrated through a multitude of houses. Both our society as a whole and each individual are constantly surrounded by the fences shown here. They symbolize the boundaries that confine us.
Only a few manage to break free by finding paths or loopholes within the system. The sad truth is that not everyone in this world can be free—fences and even walls, whether built by others or by ourselves, block the way. The lower one stands in society, or the more negative one's self-image, the harder it becomes to live in freedom.
True freedom requires courage and the will to face greater challenges. As a society, we can only overcome boundaries through a shared pursuit of change and create a world where freedom is possible for all.
With thanks to Peter Lorenz (see photo 7) for curating this group piece at Teufelsberg!
# @snyder_berlin | F @julijahh | R @orson_77 | E @cokyone | I @rabea_senftenberg | H @drew.lab_one | E @felizarts | I @natrix_natrix_ | T @adamtoddart | B @ennicolor.art | E @caz.l | R @t.y.ll | L @ron.miller.berlin | I @caro.pepe | N @wandbrand.dyr
ART — ENNICOLOR
LOCATION — BERLIN, GERMANY
YEAR — 2024
MATERIAL — SPRAY PAINT, WALL PAINT, ACRYLIC MARKERS
PHOTO 1 BY HENDRIK WOLTER (VIA TEUFELSBERG)
PHOTO 2-6 BY PETER LORENZ (preh.streetart)
PHOTO 7 BY NIKA KRAMER
