Work in progress
´´Supermoln´´ -tillverkning
Production of “small” aluminum sculpture for Frida Fjellman
Sketches and production/manufacturing of sculpture for Lugnvik School, Östersund
Making 7 aluminum prisms for a sculpture.
Ersta sjukhus, Stockholm.
Artist: Frida Fjellman
Tillverkning av skulptur till Rödabergskolan. Konstnär: Matti Kallioinen
Grundskolan Forskaren, Eskilstuna. Skulptur på fasad. Konstnär: Beatrice Hansson
A low aluminium shoe-tying chair, of course with a perforated seat
Brass objects for Wiklund& Wiklund / Oxelöskolan
In the workshop, making the objects for Oxelöskolan
See what I found. Some old works.
CAD and hardware-work in progress
From the workshop. Manufacturing of house/”observatory” for Fredrik Helander & Fritz Quasthoff. The observatory is made in stainless steel.
From the workshop. manufacturing of stainless tube structure/ playground/sculptural objects for Beatrice Hansson.
Making of Ball track. Vårbergstoppens stadspark.
Testing trifoil knot-shapes for an upcoming project
Installation of playground equipment / sculptures for Beatrice Hansson. Remiseparken, Copenhagen
Manufacturing of the sculptures for Beatrice Hansson. Remise Park, Copenhagen.
Making the “Rosa Supermoln”
Aluminium candel holder for “Secret Santa”
Tillverkning av skulpturer till Beatrice Hansson för Jägarvallens förskola, Östersund
Oil lamp for “Secret Santa”
Fruit stack in aluminum. Artist: Hans Isaksson.
Drilling cast iron banana.
Bye-bye. See you in New york!
Making of stainless sculpture. Artist: Matti Kallioinen.
Finishing and painting sculpture for artist Sirous Namazi
Making of the sculpture for the sofa for the “Blackout” exhibition.
CAD models…
…The reality. Manufacturing of stainless steel bench / sculpture for Beatrice Hansson
Manufacturing of the parts for the sculptures. Engelbrektsskolan, Stockholm. The sculpture is made of 1.5 mm perforated stainless steel sheet.
Making of ball-track to “Lurparken” together with Albin Karlsson.
This ball-track is one out of two tracks and is a part of the playground.
The idea behind is to build site-specific objects in the existing environment. The ball track is mainly made of 8mm / diameter stainless steel rods.
Completed “Supermoln” Before painting.
Making of the parts for Kristinebergs strandpark, in the metal workshop, KKV Sickla 2008. Artist: Beatrice Hansson.
Installing the objects at Oasen/Esplanaden, Sundsvall. Artist: Beatrice Hansson.
A low chair. Forged and shaped from perforated sheet metal.
