Together with the Finnish craftsman and glazier Eino Mäkele, Alice Shulman has both created and distorted the glass's shapes to capture fleeting and initial feelings and sketches. Working with a material changing from liquid form to solid in seconds gives a presence both in the process and results—an intuitive method used as a raster for exploration and almost compulsive process.
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Daniel Wester creates inspiring objects, mainly using fresh wood. The organic forms are familiar and at the same time, unfamiliar. Objects that never want to stop growing, organic silhouettes that seek out the light. Elegant bowls like opened seed capsules, spoons with long stems. A variety of lathes and carved objects in birch, shapes coloured with Japanese calligraphy ink, and details such as metal zippers and rivets in solid silver.
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Åsa Stenerhag works and experiments in a wide range of materials, such as paper, cardboard, ceramics and glass. Her works are tactile and precise with inspiration taken from everyday objects, nature, anatomy and architecture. Based on a feeling and energy further into the material, surface, and shape creating a whole. Stoneware clay, fired at different temperatures to achieve a specific hue, then dyed with less traditional dyeing methods such as linseed oil wax and shoe polish.
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