Ariana Krieger lives and works in Berlin. Her current practice explores personal and collective memory, cultural remembrance, and the enduring impact of war and political violence across generations. Drawing on her Greek and German heritage, Krieger is particularly interested in ancestral memory, displacement, and questions of responsibility and witnessing. Through painting, installation, and archival research, she creates an ongoing dialogue with the unseen, exploring how memory and trauma are carried through time.

1, Ήλεν Μαρáντον (The Undying Sun / Die unsterbliche Sonne), oil and mixed media on canvas, 2026 

2, Ήλεν Μαρáντον (The Undying Sun / Die unsterbliche Sonne), oil and mixed media on canvas, 2026 

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Tickets for the arts programme and performances are available either with an ALL PASS (Weekend Pass for Rave, Dance, Concert & Culture) or at the door of the arts programme venue at PERGALĖ factory.

Art programme ticket for one day – 10 Eur.
Art programme ticket for whole weekend – 15 Eur