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Breathing with the Chaos
Current For a limited time

Breathing with the Chaos

Berlin Edition

  • Inspired by Ayako Rokkaku
  • Moving colour worlds
  • Included in the day ticket

From 1 August 2026, “Breathing with the Chaos” and “Digital Dimensions” run side by side, alternating every 30 minutes — one ticket lets you see both exhibitions.

Get tickets 14,00 € · reduced 11,00 €

Dates currently bookable only until — after that, which exhibitions remain is open.

Strictly limited per day · 100% cancellable until the day of your visit.

Inside the exhibition

Room-filling colour worlds on the big wall
Glowing artwork panels
Colour bursts in motion
Several image worlds in one room

Imagine a painting that never stops being painted. Breathing with the Chaos translates the exuberant colour worlds of Japanese painter Ayako Rokkaku into moving digital art: vast, glowing image surfaces breathe, dissolve and reassemble before your eyes — room-height and with sound.

„Some exhibitions do not vanish when they end; they go on breathing in another place and another form."

What awaits you

Good to know: there are no original canvases here. What you see exists only in Berlin — digital retranslations of Rokkaku’s visual language, created by international digital artists.

Rokkaku paints with her fingers, straight onto the canvas: colour before form, impulse before intention. The artists carry exactly that feeling into motion — layers of colour building up, dissolving and re-emerging on room-height LED surfaces.

AI acts as a medium of translation, not as an author: the painterly impulse of the human hand passes through algorithms and gains new light and new rhythms. The exhibition began at the Total Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul — in Berlin, it keeps breathing.

Reference

Ayako Rokkaku

The exhibition’s point of departure; originally Total Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul. The works on show are digital reinterpretations of her visual language.

Secure your date

14,00 € · reduced 11,00 €

Dates currently bookable only until — after that, which exhibitions remain is open.

Thu & Sun 12–7 pm · Fri & Sat 12–9 pm · Duration: approx. 90 minutes

Potsdamer Str. 61, Berlin-Schöneberg — 5 min from Potsdamer Platz

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What our guests say

„Es holt einen aus dem Alltagsstress raus und lässt Körper und Geist entspannen. Besonders die koreanische Ausstellung bietet viel Interpretationsfreiraum."
L Laurie S. Google · ★★★★★
„Immer wieder ein Erlebnis! Jedes Mal ein kleiner Ausflug in eine andere Welt — egal ob einfach so oder mit Live-DJ. Digital Art vom Feinsten."
H Halina S. Local Guide · ★★★★★
„One of the most captivating experiences I’ve had in Berlin. It felt like stepping into a living piece of audiovisual art where every beat had a visual counterpart."
J Jacek S. Google · ★★★★★

Your experience

Out of the everyday, into other worlds

Not another evening on the sofa — but 90 minutes you won’t forget in a hurry.

Mind off, senses on

90 minutes across eight audiovisual worlds — the everyday stays outside, body and mind switch off.

A wow you’ll share

Room-height LED walls and artworks you have to experience. Goosebumps included — and the best photos of your month.

For two or with friends

The unusual date idea and the outing everyone talks about afterwards. With a live DJ on request.

Spontaneous & easy

Ticket on your phone, in the heart of Berlin-Schöneberg, no prior knowledge needed. One ticket, valid all day.

Digital art

What is digital art — and why now?

Digital art is created with the computer as its medium: from particle simulations and generative art through 3D and motion design to AI-assisted works. In place of canvas and frame come light, movement, sound and real time — art that never looks exactly the same twice and constantly reinvents itself.

New possibilities for artists

  • No physical limits: works can be room-filling, interactive and alive.
  • Generated in real time — every sequence is unique and never repeats exactly.
  • A young, global medium: a stage for emerging artists.
  • AI and technology as a tool — creative control stays with the human.

New possibilities for visitors

  • Art becomes an immersive experience you step into, rather than just look at.
  • Emotional, surprising and shareable — an exhibition visit you remember.
  • Accessible to everyone: no prior knowledge, eight worlds in 90 minutes.
  • A museum for digital art you don’t walk through, but experience.

This is exactly where P61 Gallery comes in: a museum for digital art in Berlin that makes this new art form visible, tangible and open to everyone.

About P61 Gallery

A museum for digital art — in the heart of Berlin

P61 Gallery is a museum for digital art and, at the same time, a next-generation event venue — in the heart of Berlin-Schöneberg, inside a striking concrete landmark on Potsdamer Straße. With over 500 exhibits, arranged across eight rooms and set to sound, digital art here is not hung on a wall but turned into an immersive experience you can step into.

As an art gallery with a clear mission, P61 discovers and champions young, emerging artists and brings them together with established names from around the world. Every exhibition is curated as an immersive journey — from video art and generative art through motion design to AI-assisted works.

The result is a place where creativity, innovation and technology meet: a space for the future of art — open to everyone who wants not just to look at art, but to experience it.

One ticket for all exhibitions

14,00 € · reduced 11,00 €

One ticket for all exhibitions · valid all day

Dates currently bookable only until — after that, which exhibitions remain is open.

Strictly limited per day · 100% cancellable until the day of your visit.

Thu & Sun 12–7 pm · Fri & Sat 12–9 pm

Potsdamer Str. 61, Berlin-Schöneberg — 5 min from Potsdamer Platz