19. Brandenburg Gate

Felix Frank Studio | Germany

“Patterns of Infinity” transforms the Brandenburg Gate into a fractal universe of golden, orange, and red hues. Intricate, self-repeating animations ripple across the surfaces, paired with the 432 Hz frequency to immerse viewers in a mesmerizing experience of unity, vitality, and transformation, a luminous interplay of light, color, and infinite patterns unfolding in a kinetic celebration.

Laszlo Zsolt Bordos | Hungary

Modulation – a site-specific projection mapping artwork created for the Brandenburger Tor, Berlin – explores the elemental strenght of light and shadow as the most essential tools in shaping our perception of space, volume, and meaning. Modulation demonstrates how the bare interaction of light and shadow can alter monumentality, dissolve mass, and reveal hidden spatial relationships within the architecture. In this way, the Brandenburger Tor becomes both canvas and sculpture, a meditation on perception itself. A contemplation of how we construct meaning from contrast, and how light can reconfigure one of Europe’s most iconic symbols of history and unity.

PANI PAWLOSKY | Poland

ALL ONE is not a story—it’s a score written in light. Guided by the music of the award-winning Polish duo ZIMA STULECIA (Macin Rak “Cancer G” and Marek Pędziwiatr “Latarnik”) , the Brandenburg Gate becomes an instrument: columns as metronomes, arches as resonant chambers, bodies finding the beat. The piece has no fixed beginning or end—like opening an unknown door and glimpsing something already in motion. Each surreal vignette listens for the same downbeat; athletes from different disciplines tune themselves to a common pulse until sound, rhythm and movement lock. Difference isn’t erased—it’s orchestrated. Many tempos, one composition. Let’s shine together.