We produce videos which blur boundaries between
documentary and fiction, artwork and essay.

About

KS12 is a creative studio founded by Patrizia Kommerell and Gabriel Shalom based in Berlin.
We produce videos which blur boundaries between documentary and fiction, artwork and essay.

You can see Gabriel’s video art here: gabrielshalom.com
You can see Patrizia’s design work here: patriziakommerell.com

KS12 on the Internets:

facebook
twittter
vimeo
youtube
flickr

Who we’ve worked with:

Alanus University
Betahaus
BMW Italia
BOX1824
British Council
DMY Design Festival Berlin
friendfund
Meiré und Meiré
MINI
Mozilla Foundation
MU artspace Eindhoven
Open Design City
Peaches
Pictoplasma
STRP Festival
Studio Neptune
The Future Laboratory
transmediale
ZKM Karlsruhe

What We’re Talking About
Follow us on Twitter: @ks12
What People Are Saying

Vogue
the creators project
fastcompany
brainpickings
swissmiss
Create Digital Motion
shareable
dossier
mymodernmet
Recent Blog Posts
- Timeless
- Timeless Premiere: January 13, 2012
- Timeless Faces
- Introducing Timeless
- It Becomes Public
- Transatlantic Influence: Exploring Different Views on Politics, Culture and Economics
- Back in Berlin and ready to sprint at Social Media Week!
- Seeding the Conversation on Transatlantic Influence: Introducing our Skype Interviewees
- Introducing our new Video Sprint with the British Council
- When I was a kid I designed a chair.
KS12 on Facebook
Blog Archive
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011

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