UNIQE ART PIECES ON MY WISHLIST

I have had some unique art- and design objects on my wish list for a while, and although the ones one my shelf only is borrowed for the styling I did last week it gave me a good opportunity to get to know the artists better – and try out how the objects look like in my interior.

First up, the print by Apropos Studio from their Fragments series. The photo is from the Church of the Light by Tadao Ando in Osaka, Japan. I have had a crush on their prints for a long time and I especially love this one. Apropos Studio is an experimental platform for art projects formed by photographer Marian Strand and architect Elisabeth Gellein. The photos comes in series of five, numbered and signed. Marian is based in Stavanger and Elisabeth in Copenhagen and in addition to their photo prints they also do different publications and set design. Two talented woman we need to keep an eye on.

The candle holder is from Oslo based Kneip. A craft, design and art studio founded by Jørgen Platou Willumsen and Stian Korntved Ruud. Together they share different experiences and knowledge that they use to make Kneip a diverse studio. Nature and craftsmanship are important sources of inspiration. This candle holder is called Geometri, and is basically a stack of silver soldered geometric steel profiles. I think it´s genius. Handmade by Kneip in their studio here in Oslo.

The beautiful sculpture of the head is made by artist Siren Blaauw. An artist working both with sculptures, paintings and drawings. Some of her unique art pieces can be bought at Houz here in Oslo, and I have to hurry back with this beauty – it´s already sold! For now, the renovations of my new apartment is on top of my priorities, but some nice art pieces will be on my list once done and my budget allows for it.