studioj

studioj is a multidisciplinary creative studio that develops design, animation, and immersive media for brands, cultural institutions, and public projects. Founded in 2012 in Berlin, Germany, the studio was established by designers Lena Fischer and Marco Klein and operates across visual identity, motion graphics, product design, and interactive installations.

The studio emphasizes a collaborative, client-centered approach. Projects typically begin with workshops to clarify goals and audience needs, followed by iterative concepting, prototyping, and production. A small core team works with freelancers and partners to scale for larger engagements while maintaining a consistent standard of craft and clarity.

Studioj employs a hybrid workflow that combines traditional design methods with digital prototyping. It uses tools such as Cinema 4D, Blender, After Effects, and Unity or Unreal Engine to develop and test ideas before full production. The practice also prioritizes accessibility, sustainability, and multi-platform delivery.

Selected projects include an interactive light installation for the City Museum and a multi-channel branding campaign for a regional beverage brand, as well as a short film series for an international arts festival. These works reflect studioj’s interest in narrative, material exploration, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

In addition to client work, studioj engages with design education and community programs, contributing to residency initiatives and mentoring emerging designers. The studio maintains a public portfolio and participates in industry events to share methods and insights.