The Norwegian Whalekiller

This is a cocktail-glass I designed for the "Bombay Sapphire Designer Glass Competition 2006". The glass "The Norwegian Whalekiller", inspired by the proud Norwegian tradition of killing whales and small seals, made it to the Norwegian final.

Model of Floral Street Bridge

this is a model of Floral Street Bridge, originally made by Wilkinson Eyre Architects (http://www.wilkinsoneyre.com/main.htm). we made it the 3. semester at AHO, in the Technology-course.

Benny's Wall of Death

This is the latest project from the 5. semester at AHO. We are working with a block at Grønland in Oslo, called Hollenderkvartalet. I made this garage / motordrome for Benny, a guy who is working in a garage in Hollenderkvartalet. One of the reasons Benny got his new garage is that I think it is important for a city to have activities during the day, not just quiet dwelling with no friction. So, there he can fix cars on the first floor, and in the evenings he can do his motordrome-show (riding a motorcycle on the inner walls of a giant barrel, as seen on top of the model).

The whole project is based on a fictional person, and during the whole process I related to him and presented him as a real person. No-one of either the teachers or the other students knew that he didn't excist, but accepted the whole story around him. In a way the whole project is based on a lie, and I found the whole process quite interresting.

Running Dog

this is the first part of the Katrin Lahusen-workshop: "Find a personal space"

Points of Transition

this is a project I did together with Olve Sande (www.poolve.com), a visualizing of three peoples lives troughout one day... The project was completed within one week and was a part of a workshop with Katrine Lahusen from AA in London (www.aaschool.ac.uk).

Gondola for Opera-Fanatics

Here's a little thing I did the first year at AHO, a gondola specially designed for Opera-fanatics. This was a group-assignment which I did together with Søren Brandt and Knut Karlsen.

happy things

well what do you know, there are still nice things happening out there ...



















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