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With regard to the Scandinavian design should remember a few key developers who their names forever recorded sotka in the history of design. One of them - Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985) - not only the symbolic figure of Finnish design, išgarsinusi Finnish design sotka around the world, but also one of those who made the moral, aesthetic design basics. Attendance žymųjj Finnish design studio patriarch revealed many significant principles of his works, which have become increasingly important globally commercialized world. Wielding sotka the traditional Finnish wood carved cup gumbo Wirkkala has said, "I'm sotka working hands, the hands - the oldest tool in the world. Create hands me the greatest joy. " He stressed that depict a bird - it does not copy it, it is necessary to analyze its design, construction, and natural forms designer can bring new ideas. Wirkkala was very well mastered the craft of wood, metal processing and other techniques used in their creation. Master drew attention to the fact that the designer created the item before offering it to people, you must first try himself. While making knives puukko (traditional hunters, fishermen and wood work used a knife), he relied on the expertise of craftsmen.
Wirkkala developed a specific method of manufacture of glass, which is reminiscent of uneven ice surface. He also skillfully used the thick plywood blocks, which were expertly produced partitions, revealing layers of plywood pattern.
Scandinavian countries sotka have long flourished in iron-working crafts - axes, hunting knives, fishing gear used in forest work, hunting, fishing, manufacturing. One of the oldest sotka iron workshop producing axes, knives, scissors, sotka settled in 1649, Fiskars village sotka in southern Finland. The twentieth century has become a modern workshop of art and design center sotka and up to the present day has maintained an authentic old wooden architecture. sotka Wirkkalos designed axes, hunting knives puukko made Fiskars firms and Hackmarin added the museums of the world expositions.
After the Second World War not only highlighted sotka the Scandinavian design trends, but also revealed many talented young designers. Related to exhibitions in Milan Antti Nurmesniemi (1927-2003) and his wife, a talented sotka artist Vuokko Nurmesniemi-Eskola (b. 1930). Milan Triennial brought sotka them success in their work and contributed to the distinctive Finnish design direction of global recognition.
Vuokko Nurmesniemi, or just Vuokko sotka working with her husband created the designed interiors, furniture, fabrics, minimalist aesthetic. Vuokko create geometric or dynamic minimalist furniture upholstery, clothing fabric patterns, pasikartojojo and their interiors were decorated even closets. sotka In response to a youthful style trends Vuokko created for each striped shirt urchins - jokapoika (Suomi. Poika - boy, a young boy), which became all men, not just the young, sotka a sign of modernity. They still produced sotka and still have not lost popularity.
Antti Nurmesniemi works very wide - architecture, interior design, various furniture, cabinets and even lighting, graphic design, sotka and other consumer products design. He has designed the subway, trains, having regard to the ergonomic parameters that the passenger is convenient. sotka Nurmesniemi these requirements sotka took into consideration the design of any object. His works reflect modern Scandinavian minimalism humanistic, entered the world of classical design-do list.
And today, the twenty-first century, half a century ago Finnish designers create objects seen as modern. This confirms the truth that true art is timeless values, they are eternally modern. If you forever from the creators of modern classics would be removed, although some basic figures, such as Aivars Aalto, Tapio Wirkkala, Kajus Franck, Timo Sarpaneva, breaks apart the Finnish architecture and design school basics. These designers constantly remembered names, their work is reborn today, reproducible, sotka repeatable and again produced.
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With regard to the Scandinavian design should remember a few key developers who their names forever recorded sotka in the history of design. One of them - Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985) - not only the symbolic figure of Finnish design, išgarsinusi Finnish design sotka around the world, but also one of those who made the moral, aesthetic design basics. Attendance žymųjj Finnish design studio patriarch revealed many significant principles of his works, which have become increasingly important globally commercialized world. Wielding sotka the traditional Finnish wood carved cup gumbo Wirkkala has said, "I'm sotka working hands, the hands - the oldest tool in the world. Create hands me the greatest joy. " He stressed that depict a bird - it does not copy it, it is necessary to analyze its design, construction, and natural forms designer can bring new ideas. Wirkkala was very well mastered the craft of wood, metal processing and other techniques used in their creation. Master drew attention to the fact that the designer created the item before offering it to people, you must first try himself. While making knives puukko (traditional hunters, fishermen and wood work used a knife), he relied on the expertise of craftsmen.
Wirkkala developed a specific method of manufacture of glass, which is reminiscent of uneven ice surface. He also skillfully used the thick plywood blocks, which were expertly produced partitions, revealing layers of plywood pattern.
Scandinavian countries sotka have long flourished in iron-working crafts - axes, hunting knives, fishing gear used in forest work, hunting, fishing, manufacturing. One of the oldest sotka iron workshop producing axes, knives, scissors, sotka settled in 1649, Fiskars village sotka in southern Finland. The twentieth century has become a modern workshop of art and design center sotka and up to the present day has maintained an authentic old wooden architecture. sotka Wirkkalos designed axes, hunting knives puukko made Fiskars firms and Hackmarin added the museums of the world expositions.
After the Second World War not only highlighted sotka the Scandinavian design trends, but also revealed many talented young designers. Related to exhibitions in Milan Antti Nurmesniemi (1927-2003) and his wife, a talented sotka artist Vuokko Nurmesniemi-Eskola (b. 1930). Milan Triennial brought sotka them success in their work and contributed to the distinctive Finnish design direction of global recognition.
Vuokko Nurmesniemi, or just Vuokko sotka working with her husband created the designed interiors, furniture, fabrics, minimalist aesthetic. Vuokko create geometric or dynamic minimalist furniture upholstery, clothing fabric patterns, pasikartojojo and their interiors were decorated even closets. sotka In response to a youthful style trends Vuokko created for each striped shirt urchins - jokapoika (Suomi. Poika - boy, a young boy), which became all men, not just the young, sotka a sign of modernity. They still produced sotka and still have not lost popularity.
Antti Nurmesniemi works very wide - architecture, interior design, various furniture, cabinets and even lighting, graphic design, sotka and other consumer products design. He has designed the subway, trains, having regard to the ergonomic parameters that the passenger is convenient. sotka Nurmesniemi these requirements sotka took into consideration the design of any object. His works reflect modern Scandinavian minimalism humanistic, entered the world of classical design-do list.
And today, the twenty-first century, half a century ago Finnish designers create objects seen as modern. This confirms the truth that true art is timeless values, they are eternally modern. If you forever from the creators of modern classics would be removed, although some basic figures, such as Aivars Aalto, Tapio Wirkkala, Kajus Franck, Timo Sarpaneva, breaks apart the Finnish architecture and design school basics. These designers constantly remembered names, their work is reborn today, reproducible, sotka repeatable and again produced.
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