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Frankfurter Allee 6
Berlin-Friedrichshain

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A little safe haven.

I share the space with four amazing artists, in Friedrichshain, Berlin.

Frankfurter Allee 6. Come by appointment to see the pieces lit and the bench they come from.

Keren at her jeweller's bench in the studio at Frankfurter Allee 6, working on a piece
The studio door at Frankfurter Allee 6, with the Messing Around sign in the glass

Keren at her bench, and the door at Frankfurter Allee 6. The sign went up in July 2022.

What’s on the bench this week?

Every object has its own potential. Listen carefully and it tells you what it wants to become.

A box of brass tube offcuts and rings
The brassLeftover brass tubes from my own work and other brass workers, many from Shuki, my mentor in Israel, who taught me lamp building. Messing is German for brass.
The studio, wide: a workbench, shelves of tools and a block of wood on the floor
The roomSome of the fun things I experiment with.
A pink bowl full of old grinding machines and cheese graters
The waiting bowlOld grinding machines and cheese graters, not yet anything.
Keren at her bench, testing the Tuba lamp
The benchWhere every piece is cut, set and wired.

Ask for a visit

You are always welcome to drop by. Just to say hi, or come with your own nostalgic objects, ideas and dreams. I’d love to help them along.

No booking calendar: tell me roughly when suits you, and I’ll write back with a time. Designers and venues, bring your client and I’ll switch everything on. For venues and designers.

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I’ll write back with a time that works. The studio is at Frankfurter Allee 6, 10247 Berlin-Friedrichshain.

Come by, switch them on, take one home.

The tool wall in the studio: pliers and hammers on the pegboard, the drill press, boxes of parts

How to get there

Frankfurter Allee 6
10247 Berlin-Friedrichshain

A shared atelier with four other artists. Look for the sign in the door.

U-Bahn or S-Bahn
Nearest station: Frankfurter Tor (U5), right where Frankfurter Allee begins.
Visits
By appointment, so I’m there to switch things on.
Guests talking at an open studio evening, with lamps lit on a table
Guests at an open studio evening.

Come see it lit, in person

A few times a year the studio opens for an evening of lamps switched on and conversation. Want to see a piece before you decide, or just come by? Join the list in the footer for the next open studio, or ask for a visit any time.

Overheard on Instagram

“An artist and an outlaw.”

D., on the DDR Drill story

“This is a very beautiful lamp and a very beautiful story. I love that you gave it a second life.”

C., on the White Phone Lamp

“Keren, your works are wonderful!”

H., on Instagram (translated from Hebrew)

“Definitely meant to be! So beautiful!”

D., on the Green Heater

“What a beauty!”

F., on the Dancing Sprayer Lamp

“Must have!”

F., on the teapot lamps

Real Instagram comments, names shortened. Come and see for yourself: ask for a visit.