F5: Stein Lucky Clover, Poetry, Sunset + Oshar finds on more

A native of Denmark, Search Stein Osther Embraced artistic works at an early age. He discovered many media from painting to sculpture even before his formal design education began. Ready for color and tact, Osthar focused on the forward path. She says, “I always move in my own way – and creativity has always been a driver.” “That I finished studying textile design, it was a coincidence, but I have not looked back since then.”

Osther earned her master’s degree in 2005, and just two years later she was working in the product development team in the Global Textile Brand. QuadratNow the vice president of the design, he is responsible for the overall creative direction of the business, including all the brands of the company.

In his role, Osthar collaborates with a diverse group of external designers, from growing stars to international names internationally. These individuals expertly expertise from all various fields, and Osthar acts not only as a guide, but also as a translator. She ensures the DNA of KVADRAT to balance with various effects, which offers the melting collections to the past and the present.

Kala Utthan Osthar, especially partner Dane, Eric A. Canvas by Friendsen. She moved into the 2002 performance of the artist, “in the shadow of lights”, eight times fascinated by her clever use of the tints. The show set a tone for its professional efforts, as he realized that a person could actually be a specialist in color.

Even though the ostera is surrounded by clothing, the creation sections of the language are another source of inspiration for him. “In alone, couples, sentences, or long paragraphs, the words are mandatory in my creative process,” she notes. “I generally record ideas with words with a visual component – combining both for creative mind mapping.”

Today, Stein Find Aasher connects for us Five FridaysTu

Photo: Eric A. Friendsen / Hans Alf Gallery

When I mentioned above Eric A. If I saw Friendsen exhibition, I have dreamed of ‘A Home’ with a painting of him. I now feel very lucky for one of my pieces because it inspires a long time with the present of my life today. I think I am able to share it with my family and bring it with me in the future.

Ingar Cristenson is one of the most famous poets of Denmark and one of the major contemporary experiments of Europe, who won many awards. My view brain explodes when I read or hear her alphabet collection, and I continue it for inspiration.

Photo: Find Stein Osther

3. Lucky Clover

This connects my unused talent to find lucky clover. They are a stable in my life and are giving me inspiration.

Photos: Find Stein Osther

4. View from my house

I am amazed and inspired by the change of light and color compositions from the scene in my living room. This scene is different every day, yet familiar, and is beautiful in its own way throughout the year.

Music is as important for me as color. This piece holds a special place in my heart, and I went down for this song, this song performed herself live by Jacob Balance, when my husband and I were getting married. We plan to marry again and again because these moments increase our memories forever.

Stein works by omino and quadrat:

Take my breath away by danh vo Built with Kvadrat, 2018. Establishment View, Smk \\\ Photo: Courtesy of Nick Ash, Artist and SMK Copenhagen

Ted Inspiration by Giulio Ridolfo for Kvadrat \\\ photo: Kasper Sejerson

Ted Inspiration by Giulio Ridolfo for Kvadrat \\\ photo: Kasper Sejerson

Swan Kursi Ted \\\ _ Photo: Courtesy of Fritz Hansen

Sisu by Nanna Ditzel and Dun Way to Quadrat \\\ photo: Nick Ash

Anna Zappia is a New York City-based writer and an editor with a passion for textiles, and he can often be found in a fashion exhibition or shopping for more books. Anna writes five columns on Friday, as well as commercial materials.