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‘Structures’ exhibition - by Katrin Greiling - for Kinnasand Lab - Milan Design Week 2018 ____

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No Time bracelet

The best things in life lack time. Happiness is often a state in which time seems to have stood still and hands and figures have ceased to move in a wholly present now. No Time Bracelet by Katrin Greiling is a personal ornament that looks like a watch. It does not show the time, merely the contours of the works like a shining bracelet. “I designed the No Time Bracelet in Dubai where I worked for some years. In an environment where there are lots of status symbols to be worn on the wrist, my cheap, digital, plastic watch suddenly became an item for discussion. I designed a piece of jewellery in gold, based on my old wristwatch, that turned everything upside down. The simple item suddenly became expensive, but with a twist.” The No Time Bracelet has a dual function. It is a personal ornament as well as being a subtly ironic commentary on the cult of beauty and status of our own epoch in which the wristwatch has a prominent place. The metal bracelet is available in gold or rhodium plate.

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Paly Nordic: Conteporary Collected at Felleshus

Felleshus, Berlin

The Sealpelt was chosen to be part of the Contemporary Collected exhibition at the Play Nordic Festival at Felleshus, the Nordic Embassys in Berlin. Contemporary Collected is an exhibition concept curated by Katrin Greiling.

The selection at Felleshus highlights the strength of Nordic design, raging from one offs to mass-produced and limited edition items. Represented are both recognized Nordic design practices as well as young emerging talents, working in different design disciplines. Other typical daily life objects from each country accompany the selection. The selection of 100 objects from all five Nordic countries, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, includes both contemporary design and every day objects.