Are you a forest?

Are you a forest feeling besieged?

Or a rock bereft at being written off as ‘inanimate’?

A spider exhausted by the centuries of propaganda against you?

A meadow who feels like you are more than a backdrop for watercolor painters?

A wild horse worried about what will happen to the wild?

A fungi who wants to just focus on relationships?

A bacteria terrified of bleach?

A wolf who loves the film about Yellowstone Park but needs even more enthralling storytelling?

Or perhaps, you are a mountain who has never seen the point of convenience?

Nice to meet you.

We’re Gangs of Kosmos. 

We serve only one client. 

The Biosphere (all beings included).

Say hello here.  

How Do I Join?

Anyone in contact with Gangs of Kosmos becomes a member of Gangs of Kosmos. 

Welcome. 

Who's in Gangs of Kosmos?

Gang Member #8 Angus Wall, director, producer, founder of MakeMake Entertainment, winner of two academy awards as editor. 

Gang Member #19 David Terry, former Chief of Strategy Wieden+Kennedy Portland and Bartle Bogle Hegarty New York.

Gang Member #237 Sasha Markova, former ECD of Impossible Foods, former Global Creative Director of Mother London and founder of Mother LA. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Is time linear? 

No. 

Do you work with brands? 

We used to. We have nearly one-hundred years of experience working with brands. We know them inside and out. And our experience is that brands talk a good game, but the fact is that they are in direct conflict with our client. Especially when they’re public corporations. They can’t help it. Ever since the Michigan Supreme Court in 1919 decided in favor of the Dodge brothers in their suit against the Ford Motor Company, the law compels all corporations and their directors to maximize their advantages and profits for the benefit of shareholders. Until corporations make their only shareholder the biosphere, we do not work with brands. 

Hypothetically what fees would you charge a rock or a leaf or a being that has no access to money?

Nothing. 

How much would you charge a human? 

A lot.