Ebano cabinet in Ebony offcuts. Contribution to The Mindcraft Project 2021. Photo Credit: Benjamin Lund.

Video by: Benjamin Lund.

Solo exhibition “Light”, Galerie Maria Wettergren, Paris 2022. Shown - Hikari lights, Kubo tables, Sakyu bench, and Kumiko shelves. Photo Credit: Margot Montigny.

Sakyu bench in Oregonpine. Contribution to Mindcraft 2018 Photo Credit: Anders Sune Berg.

Ebano cabinet in Ebony offcuts. Contribution to the ”Mono” - The Cabinetmakers Autumn Exhibition 2018. Contribution to The Mindcraft Project 2021. Photo Credit: Jeppe Gudmundsen Holmgreen.

Pyramid table in Lauro Preto wood. Part of the solo exhibition “Japanometry”, Galerie Maria Wettergren, Paris 2015. Photo Credit: Jeppe Gudmundsen Holmgreen.

Detail of Sakyu table in white Maple. Part of the Solo exhibition “Light”, Galerie Maria Wettergren, Paris 2022. Photo Credit: Jeppe Gudmundsen Holmgreen.

Hikari Rhombic Pendant. Part of the exhibition "Nouvelle Vague", Galerie Maria Wettergren, Paris 2020. Photo Credit: Jeppe Gudmundsen Holmgreen.

Ratio table in Oak and glass. Contribution to ReForm Design Biennale 2016. Photo Credit: Jeppe Gudmundsen Holmgreen.

Photo Credit: Frederikke Brostrup.

Rasmus Fenhann — Designer and Cabinetmaker

“I search to use new technologies in my work, but I don’t let them take over the process – utilising them only where they deliver the best result. Just like any other new tool in my toolbox”

About:

Crafting pieces with an equal focus on sculptural and functional qualities, Rasmus Fenhann’s work is created using carefully selected natural materials – predominantly timber. His process combines traditional and sometimes near-forgotten craft techniques with advanced technology and tooling – including 3D scanning, CAD sketching and processing. Fenhann’s main source of inspiration is traditional Japanese woodwork and Danish cabinetmaking, with his works often incorporating personal interpretations of select aspects of these craft traditions. His work is also informed by nature and the mathematical properties of natural forms – universal forms unaffected by human control. Today he is considered one of the most important Scandinavian designers within the field of hand-crafted collectible design.

Part of Mindcraft:

2018, 2021.

Website:

fenhann.com

Instagram:

@fenhannfurniture

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