2880
Posted: February 8, 2012 Filed under: Anders Serrander och Hampus Rendmar, Students work Leave a comment »Dead material is being linked together in a flexible way to create motion.
2880 is a spatial installation that shows the various applications of a concept
whose main characteristic is flexibility. The interior is flexible and removable
and it can be combined for different kind of needs. The composition is flexible
because it is resilient. A combination of these design solutions causes pouring
of the light through the room.
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Item: Anders Serrander & Hampus Rendmar
Photo: Josefin Ambring
‘Imaginaire’
Posted: February 7, 2012 Filed under: Aiko Kubo, Students work Leave a comment »
‘Imaginaire’ is a mobile and lighting fixture, which through the movement
of its fragments aims to inspire the imagination to reconstruct the suspended hollow cube.
The imagination is also presentwithin the room, as it follows the projected shadows that
continually change in their scale and dimensions.
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Item: Aiko Kubo
Photo: Josefin Ambring
Family Cabinet
Posted: February 7, 2012 Filed under: Erika Jones, Students work Leave a comment »Family Cabinet
I made this cabinet with a vision of making an item that could
contain board games and other valuable things that we don’t really have a specific
placefor; -things that bring joy for the whole familyand gather us togetherin
laughter. When the cabinet is open it entices us to play and
when it’s closedit stands alone with pride!
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Item: Erika Jones
Photo: Josefin Ambring
More pictures to come …
Posted: February 7, 2012 Filed under: Random Leave a comment »Last day before opening! It’s so late and I’m so tired.
Published these pictures for starters.
There will be more with better qualitie!
/ Josefin
Sign
Posted: February 7, 2012 Filed under: Josefin Ambring, Students work Leave a comment »When I think of light, I see a leader.
In this way, light and street signs are related.
They both exist, mainly to guide us.
Thin sheets of plywood, shapes a Volume.
The lamp has an anonymous expression
with a spatiality from a different angle.
The light source is hidden but exposed.
Quiet but alive,in an urban environment.
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Item: Josefin Ambring
Photo: Josefin Ambring
Junebug
Posted: February 7, 2012 Filed under: Kristine Leimanis de Borst, Students work Leave a comment »Interior design fabric; original pattern
screen-printed by hand.
The soft and rounded shapes convey movement and
flowery impressions of nature. The inspiration is
taken from a magnified close up of a meadow, which in
its repetitive patterns is reminiscent of more
summers to come.
Item: Kristine Leimanis de Borst
Photo: Josefin Ambring
Simple imperfection
Posted: February 7, 2012 Filed under: Sarin Tasnathepgamol, Students work Leave a comment »Inspired by ‘Wabi-Sabi’, The Japanese philosophy about the beauty of the imperfection and
impermanence. It is authentic and simple. The marks show the stories and time that left
behind. Using the dip-dyeing technique to create unpredicted pattern. Hand-weaving
gathering together the threads that create surface and represented the passage of time
enriching the value of my work.
Item: Sarin Tasnathepgamol
Photo: Josefin Ambring
Vase
Posted: February 7, 2012 Filed under: Process pictures, Selma Durand 1 Comment »My inspiration comes from the rough aspect of the city and its elements. “Vase” is a
decorative object made of lightweight concrete. It plays on the notion of outdoor-indoor by
turning concrete into a domestic material, suitable for the house. “Vase” is a modern way of
presenting flowers. Thanks to the pattern of holes on the top of the product the flowers are
individually held in place and planted into reused glass jar containers. “Vase” is an object that
plays with the mix of an industrial material and the fragility and the lightness of flowers.
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Item: Selma Durand
Photo: Josefin Ambring
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