Rock ponds – Wall Piece
Rock ponds – Wall Piece
Rock ponds – Wall Piece
Rock ponds – Wall Piece
Rock ponds – Wall Piece
Rock ponds – Wall Piece
Rock ponds – Wall Piece

Rock ponds – Wall Piece

by Andredottir & Bobek Denmark

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Estimated production time: 3 weeks
Dimension LxWxH (cm): 36x5x47
Limited Editions Material : Jesmonite, Mattress, Resin
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Artificial Nature is a collaboration between the artist and design duo Josephine Andredottir and Emilie Bobek

We have in this project imitated landscape with artificial materials. We create an artificial scene of nature because art and design often find common ground here We ask ourselves, can we live in an artificial landscape without nature or can nature be found in the artificial materials?

The natural colours of rock, stone and moss are what first comes to the eye when looking at the scene from far away, but when moving in between the shapes you slowly feel the transformation from natural to artificial within the objects. Sculptural function as well as physical function is not an aim in itself but is instead replaced with a diverse landscape where the object floats together as a whole.

Here you are allowed to explore the materials and explore moss and stone in a new way. The many handcrafted shapes give a natural rough looking surface that allows the eyes to wander and find new places to investigate.
Stool, side table, wall pieces and sculptures are all handcrafted and are materials as mattress, jesmonite, epoxy and ash tree. Not only is the main product mattress turned into nature, but the works also contributes to recycling and makes focus on creating less waste.

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Weight 6 kg
Dimensions 45 × 40 × 25 cm
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Designer Josephine Andredottir and artist Emilie Bobek work together with different mediums as ceramic, wood, plaster, metals, jesmonite and epoxy to create their work. Through and intuitive collaboration they explore different unconventional materials and methods to expand the limits of sculpture and furniture. \"We find great interest in exploring materials and it is for both of us, base for imagination. We have a passion for the handcrafted and therefore, is learning, investigating, and understanding a big part of our work. With both of our backgrounds in arts and design, this comes naturally. Whether it is on-off, functional design concepts, or sculptural artworks\" - Josephine Andredottir & Emilie Bobek

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New Solid is a vision to feel and live with art. It is the first show of Casa Nueva, a livable gallery space and apartment hotel initiated by designers River Valadez and Sebastián Arroyo Hoebens, built on the idea that art can be inhabited. We invite visitors to participate in the dialogue among transdisciplinary works from the contemporary art and design scene. It concerns functional art designed and conceived by artists from two magnificent cities, Mexico City and New York, in a correlation founded in geometry, technology, and crafts. The artworks, bliss for the contemplative eye and a joy to use, will invite the beholder to examine the floating and multidimensional character of concepts such as mass, volume, or weight. The location, equipped as a functional living space, can be found in the historical center of Mexico City. The event will be part of the Design Week Mexico festivities in partnership with Adorno, acting as the international design and logistics platform, as well as Ángulo Cero, an Art Gallery with astonishing designs located in Mexico City, and with the support of Yunuen Sariego, promoter and curator of contemporary art based in Mexico City.