3 days of design: A Solo Exhibition with Stinne
Join us for an afternoon of art and conversation
On June 20th from 3pm to 6pm, Stinne will host a solo exhibition as part of 3 days of design.
Stinne says: "At the beautiful House of Finn Juhl, you are invited to experience my newest body of work ‘Gardening' - the final piece in my three-part series reflecting on nature, control, and the human conditions. The event is open to all and I hope to see you for an afternoon of art and conversation, accompanied by a glass of natural wine."
Sculptural Mugs
For this year’s design festival, we have also created a small number of unique ceramic pieces that step outside our usual palette. The result of curiosity, creative play, and a little courage. Each one-of-a-kind piece explores sculptural variations in the handles of cups and mugs. We let our creativity guide the process and let the unexpected speak. Shown together, they form a sculptural installation displayed at our boutique on Sankelmarksgade.
Stinne explains “Among the pieces is one that particularly struck a special balance for us - the perfect cup for cappuccino in our opinion. With its generous shape and thoughtful proportions, we have decided to include this in our permanent collection. We’re still working on what to name the cup - but maybe someone dear will inspire it."
The prototype will go into production later this year. Until then, the entire sculptural group of mugs and cups will be available to view and purchase in our shop during 3 days of design.
Gardening: The Final
Chapter in the Trilogy
Stinne’s new work Gardening marks the final chapter in a trilogy of exhibitions.
Stinne explains: “This trilogy is about how we relate to nature. Gardening brings this to a close by looking at our connection to nature through bonsai trees and modern technology.”
The trilogy began in 2023 with If Plants Could Speak - pieces that imagined a world ruled by plants. The series was part of the group exhibition The Dark Side at Kastrupgaardsamlingen.
It continued with Enclosed Garden at Galleri Benoni in early 2024, a series examining how our relationship with our inner self—our “inner garden”—mirrors our treatment of outer nature.
