A container that can be used in many positions and every status of being open ore closed or anything in between. Some cardboard models and one prototype made of powder coated sheet steel.
2010
Bough
A modular wardrobe that changes with every usage and provides as many hooks as needed. It is made of powder coated sheet steel.
Prototype, 2010
Die Drei
Die Drei are a table series made of elm wood and linoleum. This projects is all about opening, closing, having a look at the inside and questioning conventional furniture structures.
intermediate exam at HfG Karlsruhe, 2010
PÁP
PÁP is a chair, whose shape is derived from a folded paper sheet. The seat shell is built of plain sufaces and is completed by a simple steel pipe rack which also functions as a graphic element by running upside the seat shell.
2009/2010
Captives
Captives emerged from a collaboration between the 'Centre International d'Art verrier' (CIAV) in Meisenthal, France and us. Glass is blown under high temperature and pressure into knitted fabrics made of wire. So the fluid glass is pressed through the meshes of the fabric, which is partially industrial material, partially knitted by hand. The results of this process are objects which give an linear impression due to the wire, but also have an organic character because of the strangled, voluminous glass.
Teamwork with Andrea Koppenborg
2009
Price on request.
If you want to buy one, please send a mail: hallo@marthaschwindling.de
T-Shirts
Photograms of textile structures printed on cotton jersey.
Teamwork with Andrea Koppenborg and Susanne Feldt
2008
Shirts: 23 Euro
Unisex sizes S,M,L
If you want to buy one, please send a mail: hallo@marthaschwindling.de
Rollf
Rollf is a dispenser for liquid soap. By rolling the ball, the soap is transported from the reservoir to your hand, as you might know it from roll-on deodorants. Rollf is supposed to be an alternative solution to technoid pump dispensers or dirty cakes of soap at the edge of your washbasin.
Teamwork with Max Naumann
Prototype, 2008
McMc
Two opposing products that do not function as traditional merchandise but are instead illustrating a critical but humorous view towards fast-food. They show different ways to deal with all the calories: doing some exercise or ignoring their existance by staying lazy.
2008
Fittiche
Objects which are so common that we usually don't even pay regard to them. I have used some banal umbrellas as an example how things can be relieved from their usualness by overdrawing their main functions.
2008
