They say, Berlin is not the same anymore. In the year 2000 Berlin attracted artists from all over the world as the city of endless possibilities. Young and talented, tired of the commercial side of the art market and the tough competition in New York, London and more recently Hong Kong, all of us found their beautiful shelter here.

Berlin, something special is coming your way. Some big shots in the creative world have teamed up to organize a truly unique art experience—an exhibition curating 11 artists, their works exhibited in total darkness.

At the end of an old shale riddled path, hidden by brambles and overgrown hedges lay at the bottom of the hill a modern Shangri-La. Within this rural oasis, sits a barn accentuated by equal parts electric-art and rusting metal. As I walked up to the barn, an overhaul-clad man came out and shook my hand, introducing himself as Andrew immediately asking if I’d like a tour of the grounds...

words by Philipp Vogt // all artworks courtesy of SA-PO // portrait by Christiane Mader

Of all digital art none has managed to touch me as much as the one of Cameron Gray has. I came across his digital artworks browsing the web during an Ayahuasca experience in Brazil, and it touched my soul. It felt as if somebody had portrayed my insides, something I had never felt before with contemporary visual art.