The Mindcraft Project
The Mindcraft Project showcases works that “lie in-between craft and design”
The Mindcraft Project showcases 10 designs informed by “nature’s geometry and laws of physics”
Nine sculptures by Kristine Mandsberg that reference a human embrace
Rasmus B. Fex’s chair takes cues from tailcoat tuxedos
Lene Bødker’s glass sculptures reference the human torso
Pettersen & Hein designs concrete vase informed by rare desert phenomenon
Frederik Gustav creates light installation from paper and thread
10 new experimental Danish designs merging technology and tradition
Ninetyoneninetytwo crafts marine-inspired objects to explore sustainability and 3D printing
Rasmus Fenhann’s axe-marked ebony wood cabinet hides seven drawers
Birds can enjoy 300kg Beauty Bath by Frederik Nystrup-Larsen and Oliver Sundqvist
Else-Rikke Bruun weaves flexible Textile Veneer screen from wood
The Mindcraft Project spotlights 10 Danish designers “unafraid” to tread new ground
10 Danish designs made from new technologies and traditional crafts
Iben Høj knits containers that are “reminiscent of sea creatures or exploded stars”
Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt plays with light and transparency with plexiglass wall light
Carl Emil Jacobsen creates sculptural installation coloured by pigments made from found materials
Anne Brandhøj designs chair that examines the contrast between raw and finished wood
In-tangibles sculptures by Stine Mikkelsen honour her most-loved keepsakes
Stine Bidstrup imagines alternate anti-modernist world with Architectural Glass Fantasies
Mette Schelde’s Ombre Light evokes sun shining behind clouds
Kasper Kjeldgaard makes electrical wire into sculptural Suspense light
Bahraini-Danish creates architecture-inspired bench and bedside tables
