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Gantiadi ∙ განთიადი

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Gantiadi ∙ განთიადი

Gantiadi is a multidisciplinary cultural festival series based in Berlin.

Focusing on the cultural/political landscape of post soviet Countries, we seek to connect people from all over the globe for a peaceful, progressive and socially just future.

14/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who made this festival possible — the DJs, bands, photographers, workshop hosts, volunteers, partners, and all of you who came to join us over the course of these three days! Thank you for bringing your energy, creativity and community!
Until next time ✨

06/06/2026

Music timetable for Today 🎶

Update: Due to health reasons, Kordz is unfortunately unable to perform. Anushka x Daniel will be joining the lineup in his place.

Please note that capacity is limited.
Entry at the door is donation-based (€10–15 suggested).
See you soon! ✨

04/06/2026

Anushka Chkheidze x Daniel Adikashvili (Live)

Emotional pads, intricate textures, and live drums with breaks, moving between ambient depth and rhythmic intensity.

Anushka Chkheidze is one of the leading voices of Georgia’s contemporary electronic scene. Blending ambient, IDM, electroacoustic composition. Her immersive sonic landscapes combine delicate melodies, rich textures, and intricate rhythmic structures, creating deeply emotional and cinematic listening experiences.

Joining her on stage is Daniel Adikashvili, a live jazz drummer, improviser, and one of the co-founders of Jazz Club 1984 in Tbilisi, a cornerstone of Georgia’s contemporary jazz scene. Drawing from a wide range of influences across jazz, experimental, electronic, and contemporary music, Adikashvili brings a distinctive rhythmic language that balances precision, spontaneity, and expressive depth.

Join us for their live show on 06.06. ✨

03/06/2026

On the 5th and 6th of June, join us for a series of hands-on workshops and shared making sessions celebrating creativity, repair, and textile experimentation.
Create personalised patches with Carolyn Edmondson, then explore loops, textures, and whimsical garments together with Geo Knits Slow.

No previous experience is required for any of the workshops. All materials will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own clothes, old T-shirts, jeans, or textile scraps to upcycle, repair, personalise, and give a new lease of life to.

Whether you're curious about mending, interested in learning new techniques, or simply looking to spend time making alongside others, everyone is welcome.

Free admission.

02/06/2026

Charlie. is a DJ from Beirut, now based in Berlin. Her sound is relentless, driving techno, both mentally captivating and physically intense, always edged
with groove.

Early on, she immersed herself in the archives of underground ‘90s producers, a deep dive that shaped the foundations of her musical identity. This path led
her to embrace the raw energy of purist techno, a sound that deeply resonates with her artistic vision.
Her first experiences behind the decks took place at
warehouse raves on the outskirts of Paris, a defining moment that fueled her passion and naturally led her to Berlin.

Since settling in the German capital, Charlie. has played in renowned venues such as Tresor, Radion, C12, and more. Constantly pushing sonic exploration,
she continues to refine her craft, captivating audiences with her bold and distinctive approach.

With influences spanning eras and genres, and a creative energy shaped by diverse musical roots, Charlie. is part of a new wave of artists redefining the global electronic music landscape.

Join her set during this edition's afterparty ✨

31/05/2026

Music timetable for Saturday 🎶

Entry at the door is donation-based (€10–15 suggested).

Please note that capacity is limited.

A limited number of presale tickets are available at https://ra.co/events/2443326 for those who wish to support the festival and secure entry in advance.

See you soon! ✨

30/05/2026

The main characters of Melancholy of Freedom are families and individuals from different age groups who left Hungary at different times and for different reasons to continue their lives in Berlin. Viewed in a broader context, the series reflects on the many waves of Hungarian emigration across generations: while some left in search of better opportunities or personal freedom, others were driven by an increasingly shrinking social and political space at home.

Since the beginning of this project, however, Hungary’s political landscape has undergone a historic transformation. The governmental change that many had once considered unimaginable inevitably alters the context in which these images are viewed. Yet the emotional and personal consequences of emigration do not disappear with a political turning point. The experience of leaving — and the distance, uncertainty, longing, relief, guilt, and freedom embedded within it — often continues long after the circumstances that once triggered it have changed.

As the title suggests, emigration is fraught with contradictions, not necessarily and not always fulfilling the promise of the life we imagine for ourselves. Through this work, I aspire to understand who is willing to undertake this simultaneously liberating and melancholic experience, and why and how they do so.
In the photo series, Berlin appears as a symbolic setting: a city of freedom and a metaphor for the contrast between East and West — a Western city where the monuments of the communist past remain visible within an ever-changing present.

You can see the project in R100 between 04.06.-06.06. ✨

30/05/2026

Franciska Legát (1997, Budapest, Hungary) is a Budapest-based photographer. In 2024, she graduated from the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts with a Master of Photography. She spent a semester in Germany at the HSBI Bielefeld and in the Netherlands at HKU, Utrecht. After finishing her studies, she spent her traineeship in Berlin, working in the Bildband photobook store as an assistant.

As an artist, she is primarily concerned with social issues that have a significant impact on her life.
Absurdity and a kind of peculiar black humour play an important role in her works. Her photos are mostly staged, but by using an unusual documentary approach, her purpose is to blur the line between fiction and reality.

Selected works of her project, Melancholy of Freedom will be on view in R100 during our festival ✨

24/05/2026

We are thrilled to announce this year’s film programme.

Through five remarkable titles, we will explore games and playfulness as recurring motifs in Georgian culture and their power as forms of resistance, collective expression and liberation.

We are excited to collaborate with , who will be covering the festival this year.

Join us on June 4–6 at and

Tickets available via kino-zukunft.de or at the door.

See you soon!

16/05/2026

The duo Machineries is a collaboration between synthesizer sorceresses Mustelide and Chikiss, who conjure their machines to craft soundscapes of electro-baroque and dystopian fantasy fiction.

The concept took root after discovering the 1984 book "The Creative Computer" abandoned on the streets of Berlin, which is dedicated to proto-AI technologies, but in a more romantic and human way. Touching visual canvases and poems composed by the machines of that era inspired the artists to turn to the machines of this time for new stories.

A kind of synthesis of the past & future, a scenario of cosmic chaos, krautrock passages, and web-disco revelations.

Join us for their live show on 06.06. in Neue Zukunft ✨

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