The two founders of WaMü Kollektiv sitting above a handmade WaMü artwork

Artistic collective · Berlin

WaMü Kollektiv :
„Was ist Müll?“

“What is rubbish?”

We transform discarded materials into collective imagination and invite people to shape the city from below.

WaMü Kollektiv

„Was ist Müll?“ : “What is rubbish?”

WaMü Kollektiv grows from the shared practice of Tobias Eder and Tim Gojovi. Together, they invite people to reshape and beautify their surroundings through art, sustainable reuse, and collective imagination.

Working across sculpture, painting, fashion, music, and theatre, we address sustainability, overconsumption, and the protection of cultural space. Rubbish is not without value: it carries memory, conflict, and the possibility of transformation.

Three ALLESANDERSSTADT rooftop window artworks shown together
Our unfolding city

ALLESANDERSSTADT

Six windows. Six chapters. One city imagined from below. Enter the story →

 WaMüLage installed on Tempelhofer Feld
Earlier project · Tempelhofer Feld

WaMüLage

An interactive STOP WARS sculpture built from reused opera stage wood and activated by visitors with their own collected rubbish. Open the archive →

Two practices · One collective

Tim Gojovi

Clothing
& KEFER

Fashion, material transformation, and clothing within WaMü. Enter the KEFER shop →

Tobias Eder working with found materialsTobias Eder

Psychology
meets art

Participatory installations, artistic research, and public interventions. Visit Tobias Eder’s portfolio →

Clothing within WaMü

KEFER

Clothing by co founder Tim Gojovi. Discover the first structure of the new KEFER shop.

Enter shop →