BB Artweek

"BB-Artweek", was an Intercultural Art Festival about Migration, which took place in Berlin Kreuzberg.

Moritz's artworks explore themes of language barriers, social ignorance, criminal activities, and the personal responsibility behind the pressures that many offenders face. His works invite viewers to delve into them and discover the messages they convey. The large red and monochromatic painting, created with ballpoint pens and oil paints on canvas, captivates with its aesthetic allure. Simultaneously, it challenges the beauty and purity of the image with its controversial themes.

During the exhibition, Moritz's works evoked various reactions. Particularly, the large painting initially invites viewers in, encouraging them to come closer and "decipher" the work, which sparked lively discussions. These controversial themes prompt viewers to reflect on their own responsibility concerning societal challenges.

We want to make a statement against the current shift to the right in Europe,” says co-founder of the project and photographer Louise Amelie. The art festival thus actively campaigns for global civil rights and against nationalist tendencies. The goal is to create a platform that encourages visitors to participate in the discussion actively. A wide variety of artistic and multidimensional perspectives invite visitors to engage with the topic.

Lindur has developed a significant artistic perspective through his unique life experiences. His background and early encounters with a challenging environment have shaped his worldview and continue to influence his artistic exploration today. Lindur dedicates his works to themes such as language barriers, social ignorance, and personal responsibility within the context of addiction pressure that many people face.

An impressive piece by Lindur is a large, red, and monochromatic painting created with ballpoint pens and oil paints on canvas. The captivating aesthetics of this artwork draw the attention of viewers. Lindur confronts them with the tension between beauty and controversy, urging them to confront the uncomfortable truths that come and its associated challenges. This artwork becomes a powerful instrument for initiating dialogues and raising awareness about the complex dynamics of the subject. It encourages viewers to contemplate the far-reaching implications and reflect on their own stance on these matters.

His unique perspective, shaped by his personal experiences, infuses his artworks with a distinct depth and authenticity. By addressing themes that illuminate the consequences of pressure and dependency, he challenges societal norms and perceptions. His art provides viewers with an opportunity to question their own biases and engage in meaningful conversations about personal responsibility and societal change.