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Kinesis

A Journey in Motion

  • 9 installations
  • 21 areas
  • 90+ works
  • 40 artists

Inside the exhibition

Room-height LED wall with digital art
Immersive visuals across the whole wall
Room-filling artworks
Glowing artwork panels

Kinesis – A Journey in Motion brings together AI-assisted and dynamic works by 40 artists. More than 90 works across 21 areas and 9 immersive installations form a roughly 90-minute path that presents art from a new perspective.

„Art is always in motion — and that is exactly what "Kinesis – A Journey in Motion" shows. — Curatorial statement · Johann Nowak"
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Art in motion

Nine immersive installations and 21 areas with over 90 works that never rest in a fixed state.

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For whom

The exhibition speaks to those interested in AI and technology as much as to anyone who wants to see art from a new angle.

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Relation to classical art

Digital art does not compete with classical art but extends its forms of expression — stories and emotions appear in unfamiliar ways.

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Outlook

AI art is not a passing trend but an established part of contemporary art — and hints at what art may look like in the future.

40 artists — incl.

Adam Martinakis, Alexis Christodoulou, Anthem Films, Ivan Derr, Kaiwan Shaban, Max Salzborn, Mikhail Sedov, Vincent Schwenk, Camille Schäffer and many more.

Google rating

4.6 out of 5

Loved by visitors

536 Google reviews

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Customer reviews

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 · ★★★★★

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.