Female Nature

Maxjenny Forslund, fashion designer

By far Sweden’s most colourful, glamorous fashion designer, no wonder Maxjenny’s garments often is worn by both celebrities (and royals)! However Maxjennys main drive is to create self-boosting fashion for everyday heroines, working with flattering silhouettes and textile prints in a way that makes every garment unique. Maxjenny uses motifs from nature combined with flattering silhouettes, making women spark in their most natural form. 

https://shop.maxjenny.com

Helene Toresdotter, photographer

You have surely seen Helene Toresdotters photos in many interior magazines, she a well-known photographer of interiors in Sweden. Helene has a great passion for nature and its living creatures. in this exhibition she collaborates with fashion designer Maxjenny, focusing on pollinators, raising awareness for their role in nature and why we depend on them for our survival. Helenes imagery is used in graphic patterns made by Maxjenny and applied to her iconic garments.



www.toresdotter.se

Karin Wiberg, artist

Karin Wibergs sculptures are made of fired clay, which is then painted or cast in bronze. She has previously exhibited throughout Sweden and in Tokyo. The primeval forest, its mystique, the genuine source, the dangerous and unknown, the beautiful and delightful has always fascinated Karin. Her delicate sculptures come to life under her fingers while she carefully forms them to become enchanting creatures; animals with a human gaze or people with an animal´s look of wonder. 

www.karinwiberg.se

Ida Magntorn, photographer and writer

Ida Magntorn is a photographer and author specialising in sustainable interior design. In her photography, she is fascinated by the secret exterior rooms formed by nature itself. The ethereal lightness of her pictures creates its own transparent rooms to explore. Her books are translated into several languages and her photography has been published in international publications such as New York Magazine and The Guardian. As an artist Ida Magntorn works with exhibitions both in Sweden and internationally, latest in Paris and Seoul.



www.idamagntorn.se

Margo, Margaretha Olsson, artist

Driven by passion for the watercolour technique, Margo, Margaretha Olsson explores its potential with a never-ending curiosity. Over the years Margo is represented in Sweden by public institutions and art associations. Recurring motifs are the symbolism of everyday things, nature and the archaic human. More recently, memorials from the passage of life have become abstractions such as interior landscapes and dwellings where the watercolour technique as a bearer of light, plays a major role.

Lisa Hilland, designer

Lisa Hilland creates contemporary design with a poetic twist, combining modern high-tech production techniques with artisan quality craftsmanship. After graduating from Central St Martin's College of Art, she worked ten years as a designer in London before setting up her own studio in Malmö, Sweden in 2005. Her current clients include renowned brand such Orrefors, Gemla, IKEA and Svensk Tenn. Lisa Hilland also founded her very own design range of furniture and accessories, Mylhta in 2018 with inspiration from nature and focus on sustainability. Lisa has received several awards among them Furniture of the Year 2019: Anno Cabinet by Sköna Hem, Furniture of the Year 2019: Mylhta Stool by Form Magazine and Lauritz Icon award 2017 for Gemla Bow Series.



www.lisahilland.com

www.mylhta.com