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Global nomad, transnational, a fusion of East and West and a lover of Scandinavian aesthetics. This blog is about conversations with makers and their creative journeys.

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Stockholm Design week 2021 – Misschiefs February 9, 2021
Artist Interview – Eva Hild January 7, 2021
Artist INTERVIEW – FARVASH RAZAVI October 17, 2020
Let it Bee – Elspeth Cornish September 19, 2020
ARTIST INTERVIEW – BELLA RUNE September 6, 2020
Interview – Helene Schmitz February 22, 2020
Misschiefs – Paola Bjäringer January 23, 2020
Designer Interview – Kristine Five Melvær November 20, 2019
Ceramic Artist – Eva Zethraeus September 10, 2019
Designer Interview – Monica Förster March 1, 2019
Designer Interview – Sophia Edstrand January 24, 2019
Designer Interview – Färg & Blanche December 3, 2018
Rising Star: Alexandra Nilasdotter October 22, 2018
Ida Magntorn’s aesthetic world. August 23, 2018
Artist Interview – Martin Wickström May 22, 2018
Artist Interview – Karin Wiberg September 14, 2017

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Berlin based Swedish artist Katja Beckman creates sculptural tapestries through the experimental combination of weaving structures, techniques and materials. She explores the way memories and places appear when recalled in the mind. The last photos here are from a series called Walls of Berlin where she’s taken photos of old facades and interpreted them into tapestries using the Kasuri technique. As for the large tapestries:”Weaving at a big scale allowed me to combined structures of such varying forms and sizes that the results were uncontrollable in an organic way. They become sculptural as the surface of the weave buckles under its own weight. In this way it reflects the raw forms in nature, such as rock formations and moss that are shaped and changed by time.”@katjabeckman @walls.of.berlin

Swedish Industrial designer Jenny Nordberg’s “3 to 5 Seconds Mirror” is created by an old mirror making process using liquid silver. The chemical solution is poured on the glass surface, evaporates and leaves each mirror unique. “Nordberg is driven by a desire to develop strategies and alternative methods which counter the problematic aspects of mass production.” @jenny_nordberg Portrait: @petrabindel all other photos: @hostlerburrows

Swedish ceramic artist Eva Zethraeus has created this absolute beauty. It’s her latest and the second picture before glazing. @ezeth #ceramicart

NK department store had its design week exhibition in their storefront windows. #stockholmdesignweek #marielouisehellgren #fargblanche #paolabjaringer #monicaförster #swedishdesign #scandinaviandesign

Paola Bjäringer, winner of the “Inspirator of the Year” award by Elle Decoration Sweden in its annual design awards. Truly deserving for her contribution to the arts and design scene and to the artists and designers she has lifted up during this pandemic year. Seated on @saraszyber’s chair for Stockholm Design Week. #misschiefs #stockholmdesignweek2021 #paolabjaringer #elledecoration #womeninthearts

The design brief by @mylhta was to give a twist to the classic Little Pine Shelf that was designed in 1941 by Carl Malmsten. The result by the always creative designer Anna Kraitz is the CM+AK=SANT shelf. “Our history and knowledge from the elderly is necessary for future development in crafts and design. We have a lot to learn from them but at the same time we must dare to break the rules and traditional thoughts to move further and forward.” @anna.kraitz @stockholmdesignweek 📸Leo Bülow

Kajsa Willner’s latest series of pewter vases “Emulate Nature” aims to replicate nature both visually and production wise. Showing @misschiefs.se for @stockholmdesignweek Read more on the blog. Link in profile. All photos by @david_moller_photography except the last one taken on site by @daniel.camerini @studiokajsawillner

The incredibly innovative duo @fargblanche with their Burn Lace cabinet and lamp for @stockholmdesignweek at @misschiefs.se. Read more on blog post. #linkinbio Last photo:@daniel.camerini

Maja Michaelsdotter Eriksson standing by her tufted wall piece “Rebirth”. @misschiefs.se for @stockholmdesignweek Read more on the blog, link in bio. 📸@daniel.camerini @hunnd_katt

Lotta Lampa with her fiberglass bench and trash can and lamp. Misschiefs @stockholmdesignweek 📸@daniel.camerini Read more on the blog #linkinbio #länkiprofilen @misschiefs.se @studiolottalampa

Monica Förster “Unity”Stool for Zanat. Misschiefs at @stockholmdesignweek Read more on the blog. #linkinbio Portrait by @daniel.camerini @misschiefs.se @monicaforsterdesignstudio #stockholmdesignweek2021

Isa Andersson @misschiefs.se Stockholm Design Week. Read more #linkinbio 📸@daniel.camerini @stockholmdesignweek @is.a.girl

Sara Szyber @misschiefs.se Stockholm Design Week. Read post #linkinbio @saraszyber 📸@daniel.camerini

Frida Fjellman at Misschiefs Design Week. Read more in the blog post. #linkinbio 📸@daniel.camerini @misschiefs.se @stockholmdesignweek

Misschiefs Stockholm Design Week exhibition opens today at Linnegatan 4. 9-13th February. Read all about the designers and their objects on the blog post. #linkinbio #länkiprofilen @misschiefs.se @stockholmdesignweek Photos: @daniel.camerini

Swedish-Iraqi Sizar Alexis is a Beckman’s School of Design graduate whose work is strongly influenced by brutalist architecture, geometry and minimalism. His work is also deeply rooted to his ancestry traced to the Chaldeans who were the native population of Mesopotamia. For design week his Ode chair is on view at Stockholm’s Auktionsverket in a group exhibition titled “Inside Swedish Design”. The last 2 photos are of his ItooRaba chair. @sizaralexis @stockholmdesignweek

Josefin Gäfvert, Masters in craft student at Konstfack exhibition @crumheaven together with video installation by Nicola Godman opens today. @craft_star @temporary_country_life organized by @flat_octopus #josefingäfvert #nicolagodman #crumheaven #hantverk #textileart #fiberart #konstfack #textilkonst

Normal Object Factory is a duo consisting of ceramicist Alexandra Nilasdotter and glass artist Chien Kuang Liu. Their latest series of limited edition vessels in stoneware and glass is titled Gränssnit where the design is a connection of different objects that interact. Transparent meets opaque, ceramics meets glass. The interaction of man and machine that leads to form. At @blasochknada until the 17th of February. @normal_object_factory Photos in studio by Åsa Liffner. @stockholmdesignweek

Sneak peek into Frida Fjellman’s takeover at Misschiefs today! Glass totems being installed. Running through @stockholmdesignweek not to be missed! @fridafjellman @misschiefs.se

Farvash Razavi is a research based cross disciplinary artist whose background in chemistry allows her to bridge the world of material science with art and design. “The materials I work with are always bio based, wood based cellulose. Even the holograms were cellulose based in the beginning. The evolution of humans start with materiality, since we are all made up of chemical components. This has always been the core of my research. I’m driven by the thought that if materiality would have a consciousness, when does it get a personality?” Farvash has been part of the creative women’s art collective @misschiefs.se for the past year. Interview link in bio. Photo of the Hologram Veil by Cassie Abraham and last pictures are hand embossed flags with calligraphy that are available to buy from the artist. Photos 3,5 and 6 by @daniel.camerini @farvash

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