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a six-year chapter in this studio is coming to an end.
it feels strange to say, but these have been some of the best years of my life.

so many long nights of work, emotions, stress, tears and cleaning.
I’ve never cleaned as much as I did here.
I went from a minimalist to a hoarder, and somehow back to having nothing again, but more at the same time.

this space held everything.
my bachelor project with @annabremnes,
my master project last year,
and everyday life and work shared with the best @messymarion @gamlemercedes @devdhunsi @je9st1

thank you @karolinebakkenlund for making this space possible,
not just as a studio, but as a community @mimosa.studio

end of a chapter. beginning of something new🤍

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@hobooslo 💕

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Last chance to experience “Beyond Bodies” at the National Museum in Oslo.   Sunday 23 March is the last day of “Beyond Bodies”. The exhibition presents four experimental fashion designers from the Nordics. The designers are challenging traditional approaches to garment making and the fashioned body. With unusual shapes and mix of materials, their hybrid forms address questions of heritage, identity and borders.
 We would like to thank @herold_studio @je9st1 @miriam_rachel_s and @ruusa._ and @nasjonalmuseet for the collaboration on this striking show.

Free and open to all

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The exhibition ‘Beyond Bodies’ is a collaboration between ALPHA and the National Museum in Oslo. It presents a new generation of designers that is challenging traditional
approaches to clothing and the fashioned body.

Jennie Steen (Norway). ‘Objects in the Mirror May Appear Closer’. 2022
‘I am using my craft to understand the world – with clothes as my medium – and challenge the way we view, use and work with clothes,’ says @je9st1. She explores new ways to expand fashion as a practice, the role of the designer and the ways in which garments affect how we engage with the world. Her billowing kinetic textile sculptures simulate how the wind can puff up a cyclist’s garments, turning them into extensions of the body through inflation and deflation. All the sculptures are made of Tyvek, a material used in costume conservation and building insulation.

Until 23 March 2025
@nasjonalmuseet

Image: Ina Wesenberg

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New exhibition! “Beyond Bodies. Beyond Bodies. Four Nordic Fashion Experiments» is now open at the National Museum.

It’s located outside the ticketed area, so everyone can drop by and explore! Open until March 23, 2025.

This unique showcase presents works by four talented young designers— Jennie Steen, Miriam Scheller, Ruusa Vuori, and Tilde Herold Winther—who challenge the boundaries between fashion, craft, and art.

@je9st1 @tildevwinther @ruusa._ @miriam_rachel_s

#nasjonalmuseet #nationalmuseum #art #fashion #visitoslo #artexhibition

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“Beyond Bodies - Four Nordic Fashion Experiments” is open!

Nordic fashion is on the rise. A new generation of designers is challenging traditional approaches to clothing by experimenting with the very essence of fashion: the human form.
The installation presents works by four recent graduates from Nordic fashion schools: @miriam_rachel_s, @ruusa._, @je9st1 and @herold_studio

The works blur the boundaries between fashion and art. Using a mix of traditional and contemporary fashion design methods, craft techniques and materials - including pre-loved and recycled fabrics, innovative knitwear, homespun flax, insulation materials and hand-dyed silk - they create unusual shapes and hybrid forms that raise questions about heritage, identity and borders. From multiple perspectives, the works insist on room for exploration and experimentation, and the designers present an alternative future for Nordic fashion.

The exhibition is a collaboration between @nasjonalmuseet and ALPHA

Curation: @anelyngejorlen and @hanne_eide
Exhibition design: @vesma_mcq

Until 23 March 2025

Images: Ina Wesenberg and the National Museum

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Nå kan du oppleve «Hinsides kroppen»! 🌟

Denne utstillingen viser arbeidene til en ny generasjon moteskapere. Designerne Jennie Steen, Miriam Scheller, Ruusa Vuori og Tilde Herold arbeider i skjæringspunktet mellom mote, kunsthåndverk og kunst, og bidrar til å utvide grensene for hva motedesign kan være.

«Hinsides kroppen» presenteres som en installasjon i museets vrimleområde, hvor du kan oppleve tre verk av hver designer. Gjennom ulike perspektiver, eksperimenterer verkene med motens essens – kroppen, og tar opp ulike spørsmål knyttet til identitet, kulturarv og kroppens grenser.

Ved å kombinere tradisjonelle og moderne designmetoder, håndverksteknikker og materialer, skaper designerne uvanlige og hybride former.

Prosjektet er et samarbeid med ALPHA – en nordisk plattform for nyetablerte motedesignere.

Utstillingen er gratis og åpen for alle. Les mer via lenke i bio.

Video: Nasjonalmuseet

#Nasjonalmuseet @alphafashionorg @je9st1 @miriam_rachel_s @ruusa._ @herold_studio

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Utstillingen «Hinsides kroppen» åpnet fredag på @nasjonalmuseet og vår professor @vesma_mcq har stått for utstillingsdesignet. Her inviteres publikum inn i en industriell ramme som utfordrer tradisjonelle utstillingsmetoder.

I stedet for museets vanlige glassmontre er verkene presentert i et stillas, med beskyttende pads som vanligvis brukes for å sikre trygghet på byggeplasser. I denne sammenhengen får de en ny funksjon som informasjonsbærere.

Det er utrolig inspirerende å ha professorer som Vesma, som ikke bare er med på å forme vår utdanning, men også aktivt bidrar til bransjen✨ @hkristiania

Prosjektet er et samarbeid mellom @nasjonalmuseet og @alphafashionorg , en nordisk plattform for nyetablerte motedesignere. Utstillingen presenterer verk av Jennie Steen, Miriam Scheller, Ruusa Vuori og Tilde Herold, som alle utforsker motens essens – kroppen. Dette prosjektet utfordrer de tradisjonelle grensene for hva motedesign kan være, og markerer også starten på et nytt utstillingsformat i museets vrimleområde – en spennende måte å utnytte plassen på!

Anbefaler alle å ta turen innom @nasjonalmuseet for å oppleve en fantastisk og nyskapende utstilling!

#eksponeringsdesign #nasjonalmuseet #exhibitiondesign #utstillingsdesign

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Swipe through our hand-picked lineup of fresh events to inspire you this November.

From thought-provoking exhibitions to vibrant cultural experiences, there’s plenty to enjoy without a drink in hand.

And one more thing: stay tuned for a secret event announcement coming soon — you won’t want to miss it!

What are you most excited about? We’re are all ears.

#event #inspiration #scandinavia #fun #stockholmfilmfestival #nasjonalmusset #slowdating #slowfashiongalan #aummeditation

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Snart åpner utstillingen «Hinsides kroppen»!

Her kan du oppleve en installasjon som presenterer verk av designerne Jennie Steen, Miriam Scheller, Ruusa Vuori og Tilde Herold. Verkene deres tar opp spørsmål knyttet til kulturarv, identitet og kroppens grenser. Utstillingen eksperimenterer på ulike vis med kroppen og bidrar til å utvide grensene for hva motedesign kan være.

«Hinsides kroppen» er et samarbeid mellom Nasjonalmuseet og ALPHA – en nordisk plattform for nyetablerte motedesignere.

Velkommen til utstillingsåpning i Nasjonalmuseet den 8. november! Les mer via lenke i bio.

Video: ALPHA / Nasjonalmuseet / Nina Ribert Olsen

#Nasjonalmuseet @alphafashionorg @je9st1 @miriam_rachel_s @ruusa._ @herold_studio @nina.r.o

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The exhibition “Beyond Bodies” will open soon!

Here you can experience an installation that presents works by fashion designers Jennie Steen, Miriam Scheller, Ruusa Vuori and Tilde Herold. Their works address questions related to cultural heritage, identity and bodily boundaries. The exhibition presents experiments with the body in various ways that expand the ideas of what fashion design can be.

“Beyond Bodies” is a collaboration between the @nasjonalmuseet and ALPHA.

The exhibition opening will take place in the National Museum in Oslo on 8 November! Open for all.

Link in bio

#Nasjonalmuseet #alphafashion @nasjonalmuseet @je9st1 @miriam_rachel_s @ruusa._ @herold_studio

Video: ALPHA / Nasjonalmuseet
Photographer @nina.r.o

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