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Lucas Morten is a self-taught maker and artist from a small coastal town in western Sweden, where he also has his atelier. Informed by the avant-garde and brutalism of the midcentury, his creative approach explores novel design ideas, away from classic Swedish traditions.
Located on the unspoiled and rocky coast of Sweden, this Archipelago summer house is a modernized holiday home embracing all aspects of family life. Harmoniously embodying chaos and order, nature is a constant inspiration to humankind and will survive long after our extinction. Therefore nature should always be considered a guideline rather than a simple component.
Between the interface of functional objects and visual art, Lucas Morten invites you to an era where contemporary societal thinking meets brutalism. The artist-designer does not limit himself to visual artistic interactions but also engages both physically and mentally in the hand-making of the objects.
Curated by Norm Architects, an apartment in the heart of Stockholm became an artistic haven of creativity and comfort during the city’s design week last February.
When entering Carl Eldh's former workshop in Stockholm, Sweden, you do not only experience the sculptor's impressive work of art, but you instantly study an entire era. This well-preserved museum, Carl Eldh Ateljémuseum has few counterparts in Europe and therefore provides a unique insight into the life and work of an artist during the first half of the 20th century.
In close collaboration with Dry Studios, the photographer Mike Karlsson Lundgren and the interior stylist Sophia Bratt have created a serene series of images inspired by light and compositions of former nordic paintings.
Swedish photographer Alexander Wessely explores the symbiosis between conceptual fashion photography and classical Greek sculptures. Whilst his photography pays homage to the obscurity of Sweden’s winter nights, his recent project reaches back to his roots: Greece.
Multidisciplinary design studio TypeO has installed two temporary rooms in the hotel concept Make it Malmö, a project by Form/Design Center.
A Lucid Dream in Pink, Sleep Cycle No 1-7 is a personal project by Anders Brasch-Willumsen, Creative Director and Founder of Studio Brasch – a Swedish creative studio offering creative direction, conceptual thinking and a distinct design language.
Amanda Rodriguez is a freelance concept stylist, based in Stockholm. Her work maintains a relationship with both reality and illusion, where materials, shapes and hidden details are in great focus.
An office space — an apartment without either bathrooms, kitchen or storage — the former head office of a fashion brand in the center of Stockholm and a client that hoped to transform it into a home.
The entire exhibition is a study of sculpture through photography. Photographs of animal and human body shapes are used as a raw material, sculptured in digital post-production.
