Daniel Kujawa

28/04/2026

Come for a drink and get dressed well.

23/03/2026

introducing our last performer -

19/03/2026

presenting our next performer -

10/03/2026

Introducing our next performer -
as part of

04/03/2026

Introducing our next performer - Andreas Kaiser

24/02/2026

Introducing our next performer -

17/02/2026

Introducing our next performers - .berlin

10/02/2026

Introducing our next performers for this Friday - & .ltz

02/02/2026

01/02/2026

Full Short Film „Three Autumns in One Day“ - Link in Bio

29/01/2026

If you seek a quieter view of the exhibition, we kindly invite you to visit us during our opening hours.

Stills from the short film „Three Autumns in One Day“.
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The Chinese proverb 一日三秋 (yì rì săn qiú, one day, three autumns) describes a feeling of longing, yearning, and the resulting perceived slow passage of time. Based on this proverb, Daniel Kujawas short film tells the story of two people (played by Kotone Yoshimatsu and Dimitrios Tasidis) and their exploration of love, longing, and the seemingly endlessy slow passing of time: the proverbial feeling of three autumns (played by Haruka Tomatsu ). The dance scenes are underscored by soundscapes such as the rustling of paper, and soft piano passages composed by Shinichiro Ikeda . Alongside, Kujawa is creating a collection that serves in part as costume design, interpreting this feeling abstractly in the colors black, beige, and red. The traditional Chinese creeping knot (攀緣結, pân yuán jié), with its three loops, subtly adorns the items of the collection as a lucky charm. Together with artists Runa Ikeda and Sibylla Stadelmayer, he is transforming the Mommsen35 gallery in Berlin-Charlottenburg into not just a showroom, but a place to gather; inviting 14 artists from diverse disciplines to share their own performative
interpretations of „Three Autumns in One Day.“ For nine weeks, the artists will present dance, song, live music, theater,
and performance art.