Die Mauer - THE WALL - a Panoramaproject by the Iranian artist Yadegar Asisis
The artist Yadegar Asissi has already created a few of these Panoramaprojects in Leipzig and Dresden. And earlier in Berlin the Pergamon Panorama was exhibited. All these are the world biggest panoramas. And now since 23rd September 2012 in Berlin The Wall Panorama.
http://www.asisi.de/index.php?id=7#asisi_index_id_56
In his latest art work, which is the first of a contemporary panorma, the artist wants to show his artistic intense view of the time of cold war. He presents daily life at the Berliner Wall. The panorama is impressive because it feels very real.
Sound tracks are played and night and day give a quite a real feeling. His intention is also for the younger generation to "experience" the normality of that time, He also wants to bring up the ability of human beings to adapt. To adapt when the living conditions are not ideal and tied to survival. 
The artist Yadegar Asissi has already created a few of these Panoramaprojects in Leipzig and Dresden. And earlier in Berlin the Pergamon Panorama was exhibited. All these are the world biggest panoramas. And now since 23rd September 2012 in Berlin The Wall Panorama.
http://www.asisi.de/index.php?id=7#asisi_index_id_56
In his latest art work, which is the first of a contemporary panorma, the artist wants to show his artistic intense view of the time of cold war. He presents daily life at the Berliner Wall. The panorama is impressive because it feels very real.
Sound tracks are played and night and day give a quite a real feeling. His intention is also for the younger generation to "experience" the normality of that time, He also wants to bring up the ability of human beings to adapt. To adapt when the living conditions are not ideal and tied to survival. 
Open from 10 am to 8 pmat Checkpoint Charlie.
Getting there by public transport Bus 147 (Stadtmitte/Leipziger Strasse). M 29 (Kochstrasse/Checkpoint Charlie), U6 (U Kochstrasse/Checkpoint Charlie)
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