MALTE KEBBEL

Co-creation

Co-creation offers the possibility to develop large-scale light installations through local production, shared artistic vision, and flexible licensing — creating works that resonate within the region and connect to a global context.

As an artist, I create light installations that explore form, space, and perception. Alongside my independent practice and the licensing of existing works, I also offer co-creation as a way to develop new installations — shaped collaboratively with festivals, institutions, and cultural partners.

Co-creation allows for a shared creative process where ideas, needs, and local conditions inform the outcome. Some projects evolve from internationally exhibited concepts, others are created from the ground up in direct response to a specific place or community. In every case, the process remains flexible, open, and driven by a shared vision.

Production can happen locally — using regional materials, talent, and infrastructure — or be carried out remotely and adapted on-site. Local fabrication is optional, and decisions are made based on what fits best for the project, budget, and timeline.

All resulting installations remain original artworks under my authorship. Co-created works are shared through clear licensing agreements that define the scope and usage within specific regions. I offer full artistic direction and technical guidance throughout the process.

Malte Kebbel with the Light Anemones installation at iLight Singapore, 2023

CO-CREATION: AN INVITATION TO BUILD TOGETHER

Idea & Vision

– Introductory conversation

– Selection of an existing concept (e.g. Light Anemones), or exploration of a new idea

– Alignment on creative direction, context, and shared goals

Feasibility & Research

– Evaluation of infrastructure, materials, and production options

– Dialogue with potential local collaborators if applicable

– Drafting of timeline and budget

Agreement & Licensing

– Signing of a co-creation and licensing agreement

– Defining production scope, responsibilities, and usage rights

– Setting up a clear and supportive collaboration framework

Production Phase

– Fabrication locally, remotely, or in a hybrid form

– Artistic and technical guidance throughout (remote or on-site)

– Testing, refinement, and installation

Launch & Exhibition

– Premiere at a festival or cultural venue

– Optional support for communication and media outreach

– The licensed version of the work is activated within the agreed region

Future Collaboration

– Possibility to extend the project, adapt it to new locations, or co-develop further concepts

– Continued artistic exchange and development

Let’s Co-Create

Local production, shared visions — get in touch.

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