This calender was completed while working with Theodóra Alfreðsdóttir. This project interrogated the lifespan of a calendar, something with a timeline literally attached to it, into a piece of functional art that could stay in use your entire life.

  As you turn each page of this calender, they stack up, revealing layers of colors and shape. This piece could then be hung as designed, or rearraged and restacked in any order the user desires, giving them a completely unique piece of art. 

This project was created for a design collaboration called “The Farm Shop” while working with Theodóra Alfreðsdóttir. We were tasked with creating a piece for a dinner party, in which every item used was created by different designers and available for purchase.

The form of the bowl was molded from clay sheets draped over a series of half-spheres. This allowed the weight of the clay and gravity to form natural highs and lows to nestle fruit into.

With bronze as our material, we wanted to move away from the pristine and polished look of most bronze products. We decided to only slightly finish the bronze after casting, embodying the raw atmosphere of the theme. 

This project was completed while working with Theodóra Alfreðsdóttir. These geometric forms are a motif of Theodóra’s work. The subtle extrusions and depressions add a sculptural feel to these wall pieces, creating everchanging shadows in an otherwise very simple piece. 

I was heavily involved in the design process and took over most of the manufacturing process. I modeled the forms in Rhino, which were 3D printed and finsished to a quality that allowed them to be cast in silicone. With the molds completed, I cast the final forms from tinted jesmonite. This provided a stone like final finish with shades of color similar to a limewash adding to the depth of the final piece.