Fellini Gallery

Berlin- FELLINI Gallery Berlin has moved to Kyoto, Japan. FELLINI Berlin Art Center was a 7000m2 complex, our first tenant was a painter, then sculptors, photographers, graphic designers, fashion designers, writers, and musicians moved in and created exciting projects together.

Both in Berlin, and Kyoto, we no longer have a gallery/art center but FELLINI offers a great Berlin and Kyoto city center residency including a live and work studio, in the best part of creative Kreuzberg and Kyoto Gion area so let me know if you are interested in Berlin or Kyoto. Berlin we accept reservations from September 1, 2024, and Kyoto we accept reservations only until July 31, 2024, for now.

We are in the process of establishing new FELLINI art center with an art gallery, ateliers, studios and artist residency in the near future in Berlin, or else where in the world. Please keep up to date With FELLINI Website.

Kyoto- FELLINI Gallery Kyoto is a residency plus studio/atelier located in the cultural and artistic city of Kyoto, Japan's cultural affairs agency's move from Tokyo to Kyoto opens a bright future for Kyoto's art scene. We are 3 min walk to the subway stop Sanjo Keihan, along the Kamo river, 5-10 minutes walk to Gion, Pontocho with many restaurants, bars, cafes, Nishiki market, Shijo, and Kawaramachi but inside is very quiet.

Residency includes water, electricity, fully furnished Bed linens, towels, weekly maid service, fast free Wi-Fi, kitchen with full utensils. If you are interested, please let us know your arrival and departure dates, and the type of accommodation for how many people.

There is no funding and the artist must pay for their own transportation and housing.

Splitting Nature

Splitting Nature

Sep 14, 2023  -  Nov 14, 2023



Two artists exhibiting in the "Splitting Nature" each confront the dynamics of their own paradigm of nature. The selection works of Jamie Elimelech is an exploration of simple graphic forms, such as lines and dots, as its point of departure. Jamie explores how the power of existence can be expressed with a minimum of elements in the two-dimensional space of painting. Nature is present and is the center of introspection. How is nature compartmentalized by our minds and the technology at our disposal? The work is augmented with digital animation that allows the audience to engage via QR codes. Nostalgic memories of the past, Aza Soramame's mind became clouded stills the stress and anxiety of work, school, and socializing. His attempted escape from the all-encompassing mental fog is presented in this exhibition. Aza is able to break free from this fog, by standing on top of a mountain, looking down on a sea of fog, catching a glimpse of the blue sky and finally arriving at his place of escape through Nature.