- Theme:
- Atmosphere
- Subjects:
- Aesthetics ●
- Concrete ●
- Decoration ●
- Glass ●
- Glass ●
- Materials
- Wood
“Jeg kan godt lide den allergi, der er kommet over for de helt billigt producerede møbler” Møbeldesigner, Anne Brandhøj, tager selv kædesaven og fælder de træer, hun bruger i sine designs. Hun ved godt, at der findes mange møbler i verden i forvejen, men har fundet sin egen uperfekte vej i branchen.
[…] of? 'Technical subjects can do all the technical stuff, but there needs to be a user focus that takes people as its starting point. Function, form and aesthetics are needed if technical solutions are to work. You can develop the finest gadget, but if no one can figure out how to use it, the […]
Read interview[…] on Greenland and our knowledge of Greenlandic society. My approach to this is through my passion for the sewing craft, where Inuit have a strong tradition of aesthetics and craftsmanship. I really want to help share some of the exciting and powerful stories from Greenland. Both from the past and the present.’ That's why […]
Read interview[…] it became a spectacle where people would come in to find the 'new'," says Nina Linde and continues: "One year, the stalls were assessed for their quality. Aesthetics were important. Three-meter-long tables were introduced, uniform umbrellas, and a collaboration with the Sitas nursery, which provided green plants between the stalls. We also invited the […]
Sara Staunsager, MA in Aesthetics and Culture. Curator of Collections at Trapholt museum of modern art, craft and design.
[…] clay and why it is important in the particular project, we would open people's eyes and give them an insight into the complexity (climate considerations, references or aesthetics?). I am convinced that if the public gains insight into the technical difficulties of the craft, the characteristics of the material and the interplay and contrast […]
Source Ursula K. Le Guin, Bæreposeteorien om fiktion (Forlaget Virkelig og Laboratory for Aesthetics and Ecology, 2017).
[…] found that the craft itself was a form of beauty. In his own words: ‘It's a very unusual language that conveys beauty, emotion and a sense of aesthetics. It's not material, but very abstract, and it requires a real sensitivity.’ Lawrence Ebelle is a French/American architect from the University of Illinois at Chicago, School […]