Blossom - 2021

Berlin Rummelsburg - Leopoldstrasse 10

The second mural by artist Gita Kurdpoor, BLOSSOM, implies the fruit of being. Free yourself from the dark for a new beginning. In the beginning, the organ of every plant is the root prayed in the ground. Your task is to give the emerging plant support, an anchor. With the newly emerging root forms, several fruits emerge and flowers emerge. The awakening of spring, the redevelopment of the Kiez in the Berlin district of Rummelsburg, were influences that the artist wanted to depict in her mural.

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BLOSSOM - LEOPOLDSTR.10, BERLIN RUMMELSBURGS
BLOSSOM - LEOPOLDSTR.10, BERLIN RUMMELSBURGS
BLOSSOM - LEOPOLDSTR.10, BERLIN RUMMELSBURGS
BLOSSOM - LEOPOLDSTR.10, BERLIN RUMMELSBURGS
BLOSSOM - LEOPOLDSTR.10, BERLIN RUMMELSBURGS
BLOSSOM - LEOPOLDSTR.10, BERLIN RUMMELSBURGS
BLOSSOM - LEOPOLDSTR.10, BERLIN RUMMELSBURGS
BLOSSOM - LEOPOLDSTR.10, BERLIN RUMMELSBURGS

The Tree Of The World - 2021 

Berlin Charlottenburg - Niebuhrstrasse 55

In memory of Ben Wagin, The Kurdish-German artist Gita Kurdpoor and the Italian artist Mate have intentionally chosen to create a mural at Niebuhrstraße 55 in Charlottenburg. Kurdpoor, known for her mandalas and floral artworks, and Mate, recognized for his realistic portraits, are collaborating for the first time for the BerlinMuralFest. With their artwork, the two artists pay tribute to the recently deceased artist Ben Wagin. The tree has become his city-wide visible trademark, much like the large mural "Weltenbaum II" on the gable wall opposite the Savignyplatz S-Bahn station. The choice of motif is a homage to Wagin's individuality and to the creatives of this city, who have contributed to the urban landscape with their art in ways beyond mere images.

Completed mural The Tree of the World in full view at Niebuhrstraße 55, Berlin.
The Tree of the World – Final Artwork
Close-up of the mural’s fine details seen from the scaffolding.
Close-Up Precision on the Scaffolding
Partially revealed mural through an opening in the protective covering.
A Glimpse Through the Covering
Gita Kurdpoor painting the mural with a brush, working on the wall.
Gita Kurdpoor at Work
Close-up details of the mural’s intricate design and textures.
Close-Up Details of The Tree
Gita Kurdpoor painting the mural on a large wall, behind-the-scenes view.
Behind the Scenes – The Making of


Mandala Explosion - 2021
Berlin Reinickendorf - Oelder Weg 2

She remains true to her art. In all her works, the artist processes her emotions and experiences.
The Mandala Explosion symbolizes the courage to take new paths—fearlessly. No matter how much external influences may seem to hold us back at times, we should always believe in our inner strength and navigate life with joy and sometimes the necessary lightness.
"The darkness that sometimes surrounds us—whether in the form of people, fate, or seemingly insurmountable obstacles—can only be overcome with self-confidence and unwavering optimism. When we are able to receive joy and transform it into something positive for ourselves, we can break free from limitations and barriers." This very essence is captured in her mural Mandala Explosion.


 

 
 
 
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