Thursday, 6 October 2011
Scholarship
I would like to say a big thank you to Ulf K Nordensons Stiftelse for Crafts in wood.
I am very happy and grateful that they decided to support my work by awarding me with a grant.
This grant will be used for developing and presenting my work for my exhibition at Mora Kulturhus in Sweden, December 2011- February 2012.
The support will also go towards travelling in UK during my paricipation in The Crafts Councils exciting programme for emerging makers, "Hothouse 2011".
I am very happy and grateful that they decided to support my work by awarding me with a grant.
This grant will be used for developing and presenting my work for my exhibition at Mora Kulturhus in Sweden, December 2011- February 2012.
The support will also go towards travelling in UK during my paricipation in The Crafts Councils exciting programme for emerging makers, "Hothouse 2011".
Saturday, 17 September 2011
Thursday, 16 June 2011
"Sound Wear"
“Sound Wear”
“Sound Wear” is a collection of sound making wearable pieces, which are playful and interactive.
I discover and explore interesting sounds by making resonating shapes in metal, wood and porcelain.
“Sound Wear” is experimental in regards to material, size and sound, which allows me to respond in different ways to create aesthetic and sound making qualities that might express the personality of the wearer.
The use of colour in my current body of work represent C G Jungs categorising theories from early 1920th, where personality testing results in one of four different colours, representing the main characteristics of a personality type.
"Rattling bracelet"


Photography: Abigail Delacroix
Model: Karin Johansson
“Sound Wear” is a collection of sound making wearable pieces, which are playful and interactive.
I discover and explore interesting sounds by making resonating shapes in metal, wood and porcelain.
“Sound Wear” is experimental in regards to material, size and sound, which allows me to respond in different ways to create aesthetic and sound making qualities that might express the personality of the wearer.
The use of colour in my current body of work represent C G Jungs categorising theories from early 1920th, where personality testing results in one of four different colours, representing the main characteristics of a personality type.
"Rattling bracelet"


Photography: Abigail Delacroix
Model: Karin Johansson
"Headphones"
"Sound Wear"
At the centre of “Sound Wear” is a collection of four hats; it also includes bracelets, a neckalce, brooches, headphones and headwear. The hats are made of 0,8 mm plywood built around laser cut 3mm painted MDF.

The green character is described as an introvert and shy person.
The hat has got two string instruments on the sides and is designed to encase the wearer with sound. The sound is clear and harp like for the wearer, but can not be heard from the outside of the hat.
This hat allows the wearer to be in their personal space and to play their own melody of life.
Photography: Konstantin Suslov
Hair and make up: Kasia Fortuna
Model: Jennifer Adagio

The green character is described as an introvert and shy person.
The hat has got two string instruments on the sides and is designed to encase the wearer with sound. The sound is clear and harp like for the wearer, but can not be heard from the outside of the hat.
This hat allows the wearer to be in their personal space and to play their own melody of life.
Photography: Konstantin Suslov
Hair and make up: Kasia Fortuna
Model: Jennifer Adagio
"Sound Wear"
The red character is described to be a leader type with short communication.The shape of the hat is inspired by headgear for
authoritative like Egyptian kings.
This hat makes a firm “flip sound” if the wearer touches the end of the wooden strips in one movement, from the top to the bottom. I imagine the sound to be used to attract
attention and together with the movement it convays
something very authoritative about the movement of the wearer.
Photography: Konstantin Suslov
Hair and make up: Kasia Fortuna
Model: Jennifer Adagio
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