Krienchen, Zoo Bahnhof

Meikel Krien — known as Krienchen — holding court with Tomas and friends outside one of Berlin's most storied transit hubs. The Berlin Zoo station has long been a gathering point for the city's counterculture, and the punk aesthetic that arrived in Berlin in the 1970s shows no sign of fading here. For this group, the mohawks, the leather, and the studs aren't a costume or a throwback — they're a way of life, worn with the ease of something that was never a trend to begin with. Nearly a century and a half after the Zoo first opened its gates, Berlin still knows how to keep things interesting.

Print Specifications

• Authentic Ilford B/W Matte Paper - Unlike standard inkjet prints, this light-sensitive silver halide paper offers deep, velvet blacks and a neutral tonal range.
• A custom Dark Grey Passe-Partout. By choosing a dark grey over a traditional white mat, we create a seamless transition from the shadows of your photo to the frame, adding an incredible sense of cinematic depth.
• Matte acrylic glass - A protective, but glare-resistant glazing, allowing greater freedom where you place your artwork.
• Hamburg profile frame (0.8"). A minimalist, wood-based frame finished in a dark gray. Its slim profile ensures the focus stays entirely on the artwork, while the matte finish eliminates distracting reflections.
• Arrives ready to hang