MINDCRAFT11 in Milan

Two interdependent chairs, a concrete cast and its formwork, uncover the complexities behind simplicity and the potential of often discarded formwork.

The chair is based on the same principle as bone tissue, which consists of an airy cellular structure providing a construction that is both strong and light.

This lamp is a playful exploration of geometry and asymmetry, shadows and light, with a circle, a bar and a triangle.

A piece of furniture focused on the basic function of the drawer, which is to store various kinds of tools.

This sofa has a rigid exterior with an enclosing shape, and a much softer and intimate interior, which suggests a protective function and encourages a sense of curiosity.

A table runner that insists on getting up from the table and becoming a centre piece, a dramatic centre of attention for the table setting, where the decorative element radiates playfulness.

The movement of the pendulums affects the entire room. It is easy to become entranced while watching the drawing emerge, line by line.

A one-off, hand-printed textile frieze. The work represents a transformation of form and process over a continuous length of textile.

A demonstration of the potentials of the ceramic material. A jumble of branches growing wild, which are controlled when they are cut into cubes, as a sharp section slices through the softly modelled shapes.

In this dinnerware, the focus is on the rims, which take on a varied expression by means of varying forms of impacts on the material during the form process.

Glassware series made from thin mouth-blown glass in five incremental sizes which can rest inside each other. Each set becomes a complex unit - a visually intriguing object which can be "unfold".