Digital Exhibition 2021 — The Mindcraft Project :The Mindcraft Project

Welcome to our digital exhibition. The combination of the words ‘Mind’ and ‘Craft’ highlights the essence of the selected designers and studios.

Experimental, forward-thinking and conceptual design approaches blend with excellent craftsmanship and material knowledge.

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EXHIBITING DESIGNERS AND ARTISTS:

Frederik Nystrup-Larsen & Oliver Sundqvist / Kasper Kjeldgaard / Stine Mikkelsen / Bahraini—Danish / 91-92 / Else-Rikke Bruun / Rasmus Fenhann / Stine Bidstrup / Archival Studies / Mette Schelde /

91-92
— Ctenophora Vase, Echinoidea Bowl, Morning Dip Side Table

An exploration of 3D printing towards a shift in production and distribution of interior products. A model based on locality, technology and responsible use of material.

Archival Studies
— Chair 02

Constructed from standard 12mm interior-grade pine plywood, Chair 02 contains the texture and visual identity of the process in which it was produced.

Bahraini—Danish
— Bench 01 and Bedside Tables

Notions of craft and technology melds together with historical and cultural connections to basic dwelling and the built environment.

Else-Rikke Bruun
— Textile Veneer

The simple, yet technically complex composition undulates across space, creating a piece that interacts with light and shadow.

Frederik Nystrup-Larsen & Oliver Sundqvist
— 300kg Beauty Bath

An almost archetypal construction consisting of structural posts and beams, clad in a series of highly textured cast aluminium panels.

Kasper Kjeldgaard
— Suspense

Suspense operates as a functional object – a lamp – but also as a poetic sculptural configuration with a sense of spatial interaction and relevance.

Mette Schelde
— Ombre Light

Inspired by clouds filtering sunlight, Ombre Light’s illumination taps into our bodies’ own sensory reactions to light and shadow.

Rasmus Fenhann
— Ebano

A furniture piece that celebrates raw materiality and expert craftsmanship. The exterior of the cabinet is constructed from a stacked collection of old off-cuts.

Stine Bidstrup
— Architectural Glass Fantasies

Mold-blown glass overlays digitally printed patterns to present models of a sculptural architectural landscape. A glimpse into a vibrant vision of a dreamed society.

Stine Mikkelsen
— In-tangibles

A series of hand-formed items created from crushed stone and natural glue explores the emotional resonance objects can have within our daily lives.

About:

In 2021, due to the current international limitations and constraints, we have experimented with a digital exhibition format for the second time. The curated selection in The Mindcraft Project 2021 stretches across new digital fabrication methods and traditional refined craftsmanship as we present ten pioneering designers and studios with individual designer pages, videos, AR and a 3D experience.

The Mindcraft Project is a platform for explorative and experimental design from Denmark. Through communication and exhibitions, the ongoing project addresses issues of future relevance in a meeting between design, craftsmanship, art, architecture and technology. More info about the mindcraft project

CONCEPT & EXHIBITION BY:
Copenhagen Design Agency
Anders Kongskov & Kristian Kastoft
EXHIBITION DESIGN & VISUALS BY:
Wang & Söderström
Anny Wang & Tim Söderström
INTERACTIVE DESIGN BY:
Manyone
Nikolaj Stausbøl & Hannah Gutkauf

PHOTOGRAPHY BY:
Anders Sune Berg
VIDEOGRAPHY BY:
Benjamin Lund
DESIGNER PROFILES BY:
Nikolai Kotlarczyk
WEBSITE BY:
Ruby Studio