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Jesper Eriksson

MA work

  • State of Transformation

    State of Transformation, Jesper Eriksson 2016
    Hand blown glass, anodized aluminuim
    Various dimensions | Photographer: Jesper Eriksosn

    State of Transformation, Jesper Eriksson 2016
    Hand blown glass, anodized aluminuim
    Various dimensions | Photographer: Jesper Eriksosn

  • Pulp

    Pulp, Jesper Eriksson 2016
    Paper pulp
    Various Dimensions | Photographer: Jesper Eriksson

    Pulp, Jesper Eriksson 2016
    Paper pulp
    Various Dimensions | Photographer: Jesper Eriksson

  • Coal Stories

    Coal Stories, Jesper Eriksson (Fabio Hendry) 2016
    Anthracite Coal
    Various | Photographer: Jesper Eriksson

    Coal Stories, Jesper Eriksson (Fabio Hendry) 2016
    Anthracite Coal
    Various | Photographer: Jesper Eriksson

Pulp, State of Transformation & Coal

The body of work shown show three distinct approaches to design. They all speak to an interest in the Human, the Material and the Culture.

Pulp
The project is that of a material investigation, taking a close look at the possibility of utilising a material (paper) that is plentiful in order to create unexpected three dimensional outcomes. 

State of Transformation
The project aims to enhance the experience of interacting with a light source through an increased physical movement. It is about the act of switching on and dimming a light source.

Coal
The project proposes the utilisation of coal as a building material. 

Programme
Design Products

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Design

    Programme

    MA Design Products, 2016

    Specialism

    design-through-making-platform

  • Degrees

  • BA (Hons) Product Design, School of Industrial Design, Lund, Sweden, 2013