Welcome to my website. I am a textile designer experimenting with aesthetics and tactility in order to create new identities and to tell stories. Here are some of my work!
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News
Let It Be
21.march 2010
The clever people at The freema(i)son has spotted the missing element in the "let it be" photo and made the right connection. It might seem obvious when you see the Beatles cover next to it, but to my surprise not a lot of people made that connection. The photo is from a project Julie Ellegaard of Surplus Wonder and I collaborated on. Something is missing was a photo-essay where we reflected on missing parts in relation to the body .
New Edition
3.march 2010
I have uploaded some of my material samples, illustrations and photos.
Deep Sea
27.february 2010
Deep Sea have been spotted on different inspirational bloggs. You can see it on the lovely Pour Porter webpage and the latest addition at Grizzly Bear Modern. For more information about the project click here.
The Elusive Man
15.february 2010
Congratulation to Mille Jensen who won the Designer's Nest award. She just graduated from Kolding School of Design with the fantastic mens wear collection Elusive Man. I collaborated with Mille on some of her knit styles. You can check out her collection here.
Copenhagen Fashion Week
11.february 2010
When Copenhagen Fashion Weeks opened yesterday it was for the 45th time. The Golden Fur Pin 2009 styles will be on display in the Bella Center vestibule. So if you are in Copenhagen it is a great opportunity to see my collection Furry Objects close up. The Fashion Week is a hub for fashion industry representatives, and over the years the event has become increasingly international. Every year in February and August, Copenhagen hosts northern Europe’s largest fashion event, and more than 50,000 buyers, designers and reporters visit the many fair and fashion show venues.
DesignMagazin.cz
10.february 2010
Petra Kursová has written an article about me and my work for the Czech readers of DesignMagazin.cz. For those of you who can not read Czech (me included) Google has the fantastic translation application, which makes it a bit easier to understand. Click here for the Google translation.
Yatzer
8.january 2010
Furry Objects is traveling the internet at a surprising speed. Latest as an article on the Yatzer website. Luckily for me Yatzer is one of my favorite blog out there and I am truly happy to be featured on their site. To read the whole article click here.
Spot On: Textiles
30.desember 2009
I am very happy to be featured on the Spot On: Textiles website. Throughout their interview I was able to go more in depth with my project Furry Objects and show more of the process pictures. Spot On: Textiles is a website for young textile and fashion designers and students to be able to show their work. Click here to read the interview.
Core 77
16.desember 2009
The industrial design publisher Core 77 have a feature about my project Furry Objects on their webpage. The articlewas was written very cleverly by Lisa Smith. Click here to read the article.
Den Gyldne Pelsnlå 2.0
12.november 2009
I was one of the finalist for this years competition “Den Gyldne Pelsnål” held by Kopenhagen Fur. My project was elected for the industrial design category, as i worked with fur elements combined with portable electronics. To read more about my project click on Future Conections or The Modern Amulet.
Design Camp 2009: Vision 2020
19.October 2009
In October 2009 some 50 students from around the world met at Kolding School of Designto give their opinions on how society should look like in 2020. The master class Design Camp 2009 featured lectures by NY based design bureau Ideo, Jean-Claude Larréché from Insead, Institute for Future studies in Denmark and more. My MA project vas used for the poster, visualizing a futuristic approach to design elements.
Juvenarte
1.October 2009
I exhibited my MA project from October 1 until October 4, at Galleri Ramfjordin Oslo. The exhibition was held by ANSA, an organization for norwegian students who studies abroad. A jury selects witch projects they will exhibited. This is a great opertunity for students from creative fields get the possibility to show their work in Norway. This years exhibition was called Export/Import.
New Concept of Textile Design
28.August 2009
During Copenhagen Designweek MA and BA graduates from the textile department at Kolding School of Design held an exhibition at Republikkenin Copenhagen. The exhibition was a reaction to textile designe in a classic sense. And aimed to challenge the common preception of textile design. To reed more about the exhibition follow this link. The poster was made by graphic designer Casper Heijkenskjöld
Avgang2009
July/ August 2009
I have finally graduate after five years of studying textile design at
Kolding School of Design. For my master I worked with visual trend material for portable electronics, and some part of the project can be seen under WORK/ Deviated Evolution on the menu to the left. The graduation show from Kolding School of Design were held at the design museum of Trapholt, in Kolding, Denmark. 39 graduates exhibited their master project from fashion, textile, graphic, illustration, interactive media and industrial design.