On 27 December 2025 Quantum Gallery Berlin opened its doors for a new KEYI Studio Exhibition.Ā The event marked an ambitious fusion of visual art and electronic music culture that reflects the cityās role as a global creative hub.
The exhibition “Behind the Bass Line” features portraits of some of the most important figures in the electronic music scene, connected to the club and beyond. The exhibition will be presented worldwide in selected locations. It started with one of the worldās oldest techno clubs ā Tresor ā within its legendary tunnel, which has never before been adapted as an exhibition space. From there, it moved to a pulse-pounding gallery in the center āWhat is happening hereā during the Amsterdam Dance Event and beyond. Now the exhibition is heading toĀ BBCB in Seoul, South Korea. There, it enters a more club-oriented space, closer to where many of the featured artists actually perform.
The portraits include Shao, Ellen Allien, Jeff Mills, Richie Hawtin, Monika Kruse, DJ Hell, Chloe Lula, Zanias, Kris Baha, Dave Clarke, Max Durante, Nastia, Marcel Dettmann, Shubostar, The Hacker & Kittin, Veronica Vasicka, Helena Hauff, Tommy Four Seven, Bloody Mary, Rebekah, Peaches, Lady Starlight, Maedon, David Castellani and more. Each exhibition is one of a kind. Presenting a unique selection of artworks that resonate with the location in which it is shown.
Located in the heart of Berlinās contemporary art district, Quantum Gallery provides a fitting backdrop for the exhibitionās innovative spirit. The gallery focuses on cutting-edge contemporary art. This made it the perfect partner for a project that merges visual art and music culture.
KEYI MAGAZINE is an independent online and print magazine dedicated to fashion, art, and music. The magazine focuses on discovering and promoting both emerging and established talent worldwide, with a special emphasis on Asia and Europe. Our mission is to build a multicultural bridge. Celebrating the diversity of artists from different cultures while honoring their individual perspectives. Our books, published in English, Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, and Korean, span over 300 pages
KEYI MAGAZINE was founded by KEYI STUDIO. A creative duo of fashion and portrait photographers, stylists, and visual artists: Izabella Chrobok and Grzegorz Bacinski. Based in Berlin, Germany, they previously lived and worked in Beijing and Shenzhen, China. With their creative backgrounds, they have been running the photography and video project KEYI STUDIO for several years, traveling the world and producing work featured in international publications.
Open until 17th January 2026, the Exhibition highlights the artists behind the sound, connects scenes across the world, and celebrates the creativity that drives this culture.
Still available to visit (free entry) until 17.01.26 at Quantum Gallery:
KurfĆ¼rstendamm 210, 10719 Berlin
Tuesday: 1 – 6 pm
Wednesday: 1 – 6 pm
Thursday: 1 – 7 pm
Friday: 1 – 8 pm
Saturday: 1 – 8 pm
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