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Berlin's monuments
are speaking again.

Everything for your coverage on one page: quote, facts, story, images, contact.

In brief — free to quote

Berlin's monuments have found their voice again — and this time they answer. On BerliNike.Art, six landmarks of the historic centre hold real conversations: Schiller on Gendarmenmarkt, the Neptune Fountain, the Quadriga's Victoria, the Goldelse on the Victory Column, St. George the dragon slayer and the golden Nike on the French Cathedral — AI voices with character of their own, grounded in verified historical facts, in ten languages, right at the monument in the browser. The first conversation is the goddess's gift: free speaking time for every guest, no app, no account. Those who wish to go deeper enter the exchange of energy: every conversation costs the goddess real energy — computing power, voice, attention. Deepening conversations therefore begin at 1.11 euros — not an entrance fee, but a fair exchange. BerliNike is an independent Berlin project without public funding.

Facts at a glance

Six monuments

Schiller · Neptune · Victoria · Goldelse · St. George · Nike — from Gendarmenmarkt to the Victory Column.

Real dialogues

AI voices with character of their own, grounded in verified historical facts.

Ten languages

In the browser right at the monument — no app download, no account.

A gift first

Free speaking time to begin. Every conversation costs the goddess real energy — deepening from €1.11 is an exchange of energy, not an entrance fee.

Independent

Berlin project without public funding, live since summer 2026.

Experience on site

Demonstrations at the monument for editorial teams any time — one email is enough.

The story

In 2016, the project "Talking Statues Berlin" made selected monuments speak via QR code — celebrities lent them their voices, a phone call played a fixed monologue. The project has since been discontinued; the statues fell silent again.

BerliNike takes the next step: the monologue becomes a conversation. Standing in front of the Schiller monument today, you don't hear a recording — you ask a question and receive an answer grounded in verified historical facts. Each figure with its own voice, tone and perspective on its city.

Concept background: background paper · Quickest introduction: Talking Monuments

Images

Free for editorial use in coverage of BerliNike. Image credit: BerliNike.Art.

The golden goddess on the dome of the French Cathedral, Gendarmenmarkt Berlin — close-up
The golden goddess on the dome of the French Cathedral, Gendarmenmarkt Berlin — close-upDownload · 1200px
Schiller monument on Gendarmenmarkt
Schiller monument on GendarmenmarktDownload · 960px
Neptune Fountain between the Red City Hall, St. Mary's Church and TV Tower, Berlin-Mitte — wide angle
Neptune Fountain between the Red City Hall, St. Mary's Church and TV Tower, Berlin-Mitte — wide angleDownload · 1600px
Victoria on the Quadriga, Brandenburg Gate
Victoria on the Quadriga, Brandenburg GateDownload · 1600px
St. George in the Nikolaiviertel
St. George in the NikolaiviertelDownload · 1600px
The Goldelse on the Victory Column, Grosser Stern
The Goldelse on the Victory Column, Grosser SternDownload · 1080px

The conversation in pictures

Six portrait views of the live conversation (1080 × 1920) — ready for story formats and lead images. Image credit: BerliNike.Art.

App view: live conversation with Nike — French Cathedral
Nike — French CathedralDownload · PNG
App view: live conversation with Schiller — Gendarmenmarkt
Schiller — GendarmenmarktDownload · PNG
App view: live conversation with Neptune — Neptune Fountain
Neptune — Neptune FountainDownload · PNG
App view: live conversation with Victoria — Brandenburg Gate
Victoria — Brandenburg GateDownload · PNG
App view: live conversation with St. George — Nikolaiviertel
St. George — NikolaiviertelDownload · PNG
App view: live conversation with Goldelse — Victory Column
Goldelse — Victory ColumnDownload · PNG

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Press contact

Questions, interviews with the figures (yes, that works), demonstrations at the monument:

mail@berlinike.art