Brutalist architecture that feels like a movie set, neon lights flickering in dark streets, shadows cast across the city’s facades. Together with Google Pixel, we have once again curated a map that captures these moments, drawing inspiration from the visual language of photographer and filmmaker Gia Coppola. At Kiosque Pixel in Kreuzberg, a temporary exhibition space open for four days (11.–14.09.2025), attend a screening of Coppola’s new art film Edie — shot entirely on the Google Pixel 10 Pro. Inspired by Ed Ruscha’s Sunset Strip Series from the 1960s — a photographic leporello unfolding the facades of Los Angeles’ Sunset Boulevard like an uninterrupted scene — Coppola reimagines the concept in present-day L.A. She explores how places tell stories, how architecture becomes a projection screen, and how fleeting images merge into a narrative. Alongside the film installation, find our Cee Cee x Google Pixel Art Map at Kiosque Pixel: a guide to Berlin that strings together locations, lighting moods, and perspectives reminiscent of movie scenes. From hidden rooftops to independent cinemas to cafés where time seems to stand still. To round out the experience, there will be donuts from Atelier Dough and sodas from Something & Nothing — a perfect place to pause during busy art week and see the city with new eyes.oder danach die Stadt mit neuen Augen zu sehen.
Text: Sophie Doering / Photos: Chris Noltekuhlmann & Sophie Doering / Credit: Google Pixel
Kiosque Pixel, Besselstr.14, 10969 Berlin–Kreuzberg; map
11.–14.09.2025
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