Examining historical events from today's perspective, creating a space for autobiographical elements, and establishing an authentic atmosphere and connection between image and text: these themes underpin the project Bergen. The hills surrounding Berlin are not mountains but nutrient-poor mounds, interspersed with rebar, bricks, and other debris. They date back to the post-World War II era. Today, these elevations are used for recreational activities. Children fly their kites, while teenagers and adults meditate or relax here. In recent years, Daniela Keiser has repeatedly visited these hills to photograph everyday life. The author Nadine Olonetzky has often engaged with Keiser's photographs. The precise descriptions of her works, published in various media, have captivated both the author and the audience.