ThreadIn
during my exchange semester in Kopenhagen @ KADK ↑
during my exchange semester in Kopenhagen @ KADK ↑
ThreadIn was a group project done in collaboration with students in furniture, games and graphic design at the Royal Academy of Arts in Copenhagen. The goal of ThreadIn was to increase artistic inclination and interest in the countryside for tourists coming to Denmark. 🇩🇰
The purchasable box for the art interaction in faxe
Poster for the project exhibition
Initial situation 🆒
Our task was randomly based on the following circumstances:
We had to promote the artistic perspective on holidays in provincial towns for adults from 49 - 65.
We had to promote the artistic perspective on holidays in provincial towns for adults from 49 - 65.
Concept 🎯
We chose to concentrate on the experience of tourists in one big work of art that would be constantly to evolving. To participate, tourists buy the ThreadIn box, which contains wax thread and wood cylinder with a map and other information about Faxe Ladeplads.
„The best thing about Faxe Ladeplads must
be the friendliness.“
be the friendliness.“
We visited Faxe Ladeplads several times to meet artists, to let the atmosphere work on us and to collect natural materials that we later incorporated into the design.
We gathered all of our knowledge on a large analogue mood board.
We gathered all of our knowledge on a large analogue mood board.
„I dont like places when they are to touristic.“
„We like more natural wonders than made wonders.“
„We like something that suprise us in a new way.“
„We like more natural wonders than made wonders.“
„We like something that suprise us in a new way.“
- interview statements
Credits
Team: Frederik Solvberg Mikkelsen, Erna Sólrún Haraldsdóttir & Pauline Rialet.
My role: exploration, research, interviews, video concept and editing, presentation.
University: The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Winter Semester 2019
My role: exploration, research, interviews, video concept and editing, presentation.
University: The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Winter Semester 2019
