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Artists: Xi-Design.com (Germany). Scenes of everyday life adorn the entrance to this train station.⏬

Artists: Xi-Design.com (Germany). Scenes of everyday life adorn the entrance to this train station.⏬

Artists: Xi-Design.com (Germany). Scenes of everyday life adorn the entrance to this train station.⏬

Title: ""Stell dir vor, wir alle könnten in Würde leben und altern." - "Let's imagine a world in which every being is protected"; artists: Herakut (Germany) (Hera (aka Jasmin Siddiqui) & Akut (aka Falk Lehmann)); Created in November 2019. The mural aims to protect all living beings, because they need it.⏬

Title: ""Stell dir vor, wir alle könnten in Würde leben und altern." - "Let's imagine a world in which every being is protected"; artists: Herakut (Germany) (Hera (aka Jasmin Siddiqui) & Akut (aka Falk Lehmann)); Created in November 2019. The mural aims to protect all living beings, because they need it.⏬

Title: ""Stell dir vor, wir alle könnten in Würde leben und altern." - "Let's imagine a world in which every being is protected"; artists: Herakut (Germany) (Hera (aka Jasmin Siddiqui) & Akut (aka Falk Lehmann)); Created in November 2019. The mural aims to protect all living beings, because they need it.⏬

Title: "Ben Wagin"; artists: Mate (Germany), Mateartist (Germany), Gita Kurdpoor (Iran - Germany), Gitas art (Iran - Germany); Created in August 2021. Ben Wagin founded the association "Baumpatenverein" (Godparents of trees) with the intention of improving the quality of urban life in cities. He died on July 28, 2021.⏬

Title: "Parliament of Trees"; artist: Ben Wagin (Germany); Created in November 2017. "The Parliament of Trees (against war and violence)" is a memorial to the death victims of the Wall. This mural in the metro station is part of this platform.⏬

Title: "Es gilt, Viele Mauern abzubauen!"; artist: Ines Bayer (Germany), Raik Hoenemann (Germany); made in 1990. The mural is a call to give up personal prejudices.⏬

Title: "Justitia"; artist: Klaus Niethardt (Germany); made in 1998. The mural depicts the Roman goddess Justitia alongside great German thinkers such as Schiller, Goethe, and Einstein. However, Justitia is not blindfolded and holds her hand over a dove, instead of holding a sword.⏬

Title: "Berlin at night"; artist: Yvonne Onischke (Germany); made in 1990. The painting depicts the artist's concerns about social divisions, natural phenomena and nuclear energy.⏬

Title: "Der Mauerspringer" (The Wall Jumper); artist: Gabriel Heimler (France); made in 1989. The mural was restored in 2009. The painting depicts a West German jumping to the East as a symbolic gesture of freedom.⏬

Title: "Vergesst mir die Liebe nicht!"; artist: Henry Schmidt (Germany); made in 1990. The mural depicts a naked couple running away from a mysterious group of young and old people and making their way to the forest.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. A part of the East side gallery where anyone could give free rein to their thoughts and ideas.⏬

Title: "Worlds people, we are one people"; artist: Schamil Gimayew (Russia); made in 1990. This mural is the longest painting in the East side gallery. Abstract faces, familiar buildings and phrases can be seen among the countless patterns in the painting.⏬

Title: "Alles offen" (Everything open); artist: Rosemarie Schinzler (Germany); made in June 1990. The painting was restored in 2009. In the painting, two doves carry the Brandenburg gate on a red ribbon.⏬

Title: "Mein Gott, hilf mir, diese tödliche Liebe zu überleben"; artist: Dmitry Vrubel (Russia); made in 1990. The painting was restored in 2009. The mural depicts a kiss between Honecher (head-of-state of East Germany) and Brezhnev (head-of-state of the Soviet Union) from 1979.⏬

Title: "Les Yeux Ouverts" (With open eyes); artist: Muriel Raoux (France); made in 1990. The mural was repainted in 2009. The painting calls for looking ahead with optimism without forgetting the lessons of the past.⏬

Title: "Uhrmenschen der Computer"; artist: Cesar Olhagaray (Chile); Made in 1990, but repainted in 2009. The painting reflects the artist's feelings regarding the peaceful revolution and its economic implications../../5-streetart/p>

Artist: Georg Lutz Rauschebart (Germany); made in 1990, but repainted in 2009 by Guenther Schaefer. The mural commemorates the crucial role Mikhail Gorbachev (President of the Soviet Union) played in the peaceful revolution and reunification of Germany.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. A polar bear's head is painted on a wall opposite the East side gallery. It looks like the polar bear is sticking its head out of the water.⏬

Title: "Die sieben Stufen der Erleuchtung"; artist: Narendra Kumar Jain (India); Made in 1990 and repainted in 2009. The painting mixes Indian mythology and teaching with Western religion and philosophy. The seven energy centers can be seen in the Buddha figure.⏬

Artist: Andreas Dornbusch (Germany); made in 1989. This mural depicts a tower built with TV sets, which broadcast various programs. The drawing is meant as a protest against the cable TV media. The image of the brain refers to the brainwashing associated with the media.⏬

Title: "Tommy Weisbecker Haus"; Artists: various. The Tommy Weisbecker Haus is a cooperative and self-managed social center. It was founded in 1973 when youths squatted it as an autonomous homeless shelter for young people. All sides of the house are covered with large murals.⏬

Title: "Tommy-Weisbecker-Haus"; artist: Andreas Dornbusch (Germany); Created in 1989.De mural depicts an apocalyptic theme with a loner tackling the world in response to the brainwashing by big business. Well-known buildings of the period are included in the mural. On the right, a worm-like creature can be seen.⏬

Title: "Tommy-Weisbecker-Haus"; artist: Andreas Dornbusch (Germany); Created in 1989.De mural depicts an apocalyptic theme with a loner tackling the world in response to the brainwashing by big business. Well-known buildings of the period are included in the mural. On the right, a worm-like creature can be seen.⏬

Title: "Elephant plays with a balloon"; artist: Jadore Tong (aka S.Y.R.U.S.) (Germany); created in 2016. The bright colours and the attention to detail stand out in this mural. The balloon, however, looks like the globe.⏬

Bogdan ZizaColourful murals make the courtyard of this residential complex more beautiful and attractive. Young and old people live in these buildings and hence the choice of themes.⏬

Bogdan ZizaBeautiful detail shots of young and older people have been incorporated into this mural. However, overpainting has severely damaged the original drawings.⏬

Bogdan ZizaThe grey walls at the entrance of this apartment building are painted with crops and flowers. This breaks the monotony of the gray walls to a certain extent.⏬

Remnants of the Wall are collected in the Wall museum. The original drawings are relatively well preserved.⏬

Artist(s): Recent murals painted on remnants of the Wall.⏬

Title: "Metamorphosis"; artist: El Bocho (Germany - Spain); Created in August 2021. The mural can only be seen in the courtyard of the buildings around it. The girl's face expresses melancholy.⏬