HELENA ROHNER
A veces los objetos más recargados y aparentemente mejor trabajados no son siempre los más resultones a la vista. En la mayoría de los casos, cuanto más limpias y puras son las líneas de las cosas más belleza y atracción inspiran. Desde mi punto de vista, un claro ejemplo de este hecho, son las creaciones de la diseñadora Helena Rohner. Nacida en Las Palmas de Gran Canaria en 1968 (sin intención alguna de hacer patria, ya que Miss.A proviene de la misma ciudad), comenzó únicamente como diseñadora de joyas, pero tras hacerse conocida mundialmente se ha lanzado también al diseño de objetos decorativos en colaboración con algunos de las marcas de diseño más famosas como Georg Jensen, Munio o Kahler. Para descubrir el estilo esta canaria de orígenes suecos que ha llegado incluso a exponer en Museos como el Guggenheim o el Thyssen-Bornemisza, una selección de fotos sobre su casa y trabajos.
Hardly ever, the most over-worked objects are the most appealing for the human sight. Almost always, as much clean and pure the lines are much beauty and attractiveness they inspire. From my point of view, a really good example of this fact, is the designer Helena Rohner. She was born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain) in 1968 and started working as jewellery designer, but after the success of her collections which made her famous around the world, she also launched some decorative objects collections, co-working with some of the better recognised brands in design world such as Georg Jensen, Munio or Kahler.
To find out a bit more about this canary designer, half Spanish- half Swedish, who has also exposed his objects in a couple of Museums like Guggenheim or Thyssen-Bornemisza, the following selection of pictures.
Hardly ever, the most over-worked objects are the most appealing for the human sight. Almost always, as much clean and pure the lines are much beauty and attractiveness they inspire. From my point of view, a really good example of this fact, is the designer Helena Rohner. She was born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain) in 1968 and started working as jewellery designer, but after the success of her collections which made her famous around the world, she also launched some decorative objects collections, co-working with some of the better recognised brands in design world such as Georg Jensen, Munio or Kahler.
To find out a bit more about this canary designer, half Spanish- half Swedish, who has also exposed his objects in a couple of Museums like Guggenheim or Thyssen-Bornemisza, the following selection of pictures.
Su casa/ Her House
Cerámica-Metal/ Ceramics-Metal
Lámparas y Objetos de Madera/ Lamps and wooden objects
Miss A.
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