Presented here are a mix of personal and academic work.
They are not commercial commissions, but explorations that showcase my design language, creativity, and approach to form and expression.
IN-YO
As an introduction to industrial design in my first semester at AHO, we designed interactive lamps. The concept was a sphere resting in a half-sphere base, where the lamp is activated by physically rotating the top half.
This interactive lamp requires the user to physically rotate the sphere, embodying the idea of creating atmosphere through action. By turning the lamp to let the light shine, the user symbolically turns the day and mood towards brightness.
The lamp is named in-yo, the Japanese word for yin and yang. It represents a manifestation of this principle in everyday life, balancing light and darkness. The lamp depends on its base to complete the circuit and illuminate, just as in-yo depends on the interplay of opposites. Together, this creates harmony and balance.
RINGS
Both metal casting and 3D-printing techniques
A RUNNING SEGMENT FOR DÆHLIE SPORTSWEAR
LYNG RUNNING
AHO school project, spring 2025
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The name Lyng reflects the essence of the brand, natural and Nordic, light and airy, striking a balance between rawness and finesse.
It connects the identity to nature, fresh air, and an active lifestyle, while symbolizing movement and freedom, which are core to running.
As a plant that thrives in harsh environments, Lyng also embodies endurance, strength, and adaptability, strong values for a running brand that bridges city and nature.
My self-efined design challenge was to find the balance betwee D
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