Andrej Wolff (Berlin, St. Petersburg)
Tiergarten

The design concept is intended to offer the guest the unusual opportunity to use art to enhance his visual perception of the city center with a new perspective. The artist used a variety of photographs taken as a starting material during a helicopter tour over central Berlin. These photographs were evaluated for the room project and the Arte Luise Kunsthotel, located on the edge of the Tiergarten, was chosen as the reference point.

The mural shows the treetops of the Berlin Tiergarten from the height of 500 meters. By increasing the size and increasing the contrast, a picture was created rich in optical illusions and illusions. The phenomenon is known as pareidolia - the tendency of the brain, in its constant search for patterns and images in perception, to find these itself in random structures. The imagination of the viewer is stimulated to interpret and you can discover a variety of figures in the ornament of the trees of the Tiergarten

The large-format painting offers a picturesque panoramic view of the city center reaching to the horizon. With its complexity and rich colors, it reflects the vibrant melodies of the city that inspired the artist to this room.

A small-sized image provides a bird's eye view of the Arte Luise Kunsthotel, the viewer's current location. The imaginary relationship between the hotel space and the image will be reflected by this im-image.