KOLLEKTIV BETON is an artist duo formed by Nathalie Kamber and Rebekka Friedli, who have been collaborating since 2016. Working across moving image, immersive installations, and audiovisual environments, they capture phenomena that often remain unnoticed in everyday perception. Their experience-based work uses subtle shifts in perspective, scale and context to reveal hidden layers of reality, inviting audiences to see things anew.
Driven by curiosity and experimentation, KOLLEKTIV BETON continuously develops new methods and formats, combining artistic research with playful exploration. Their works emerge from a shared vision and through close collaboration, bringing together complementary skills and perspectives.
In 2019, the duo received the Fast Track production award from the Zurich Film Foundation for their walk-in video installation SKIES, which premiered at the BaseCamp of the Locarno Film Festival in 2022. Their films and installations have been presented internationally, including at the Solothurn Film Festival, Kunstmuseum Olten, InShadow Festival in Lisbon and other exhibitions and festivals in Switzerland and abroad.
Driven by curiosity and experimentation, KOLLEKTIV BETON continuously develops new methods and formats, combining artistic research with playful exploration. Their works emerge from a shared vision and through close collaboration, bringing together complementary skills and perspectives.
In 2019, the duo received the Fast Track production award from the Zurich Film Foundation for their walk-in video installation SKIES, which premiered at the BaseCamp of the Locarno Film Festival in 2022. Their films and installations have been presented internationally, including at the Solothurn Film Festival, Kunstmuseum Olten, InShadow Festival in Lisbon and other exhibitions and festivals in Switzerland and abroad.