ASBJÖRN PUBLIC LIGHTING PROJECTCo-design project with Mina Karami
Photo: Pär Kjellén
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76°N-81°N
76°N-81°N is a neverending (?) collaboration-project with industrial designer Mina Karami. The project was initiated in January 2011. The first stop on this explorative journey was Svalbard, which coordinates has inspired the name. The journey resulted in a number of interviews & the insights gained were broken down into 4 introspective questions, intended to encourage reflection within the field of design.
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- DFP ECO-COUTURE & RECYCLES. DFP makes art, sound, clothes, photos, illustrations, paintings, sculptures, texts & more.