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Hyfer Objects is a Stockholm–based design studio dedicated to pushing the boundaries of artistic expression through innovative materials and cutting–edge production methods. Primarily working with waste materials, Hyfer Objects believe true innovation lies beneath the surface of what’s overlooked, discarded, or forgotten. Inspired by nature’s silent intelligence, they work radically to shift how materials and objects are valued, used, and reborn for a sustainable future. Anchored in sculptural minimalism, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression and sharing a vision that design is about conscious creation and timeless responsibility.

“Scandinavian Design on the Move” is a curated exhibition presenting contemporary Nordic creativity through design. The exhibition is set within one of the city's distinctive diplomatic residences, in the city centre. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience design in an intimate and prestigious setting.

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Magnus Olesen
MEET THE DESIGNERS
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Frederiksgade 7, Ground Floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
End
15:00
10 Jun
FANZI
Stack by studio MOTO- Designing a System for a Changing Life
Address
Posten 6, 1577 Copenhagen
Start
11:00
End
11:45
12 Jun
Postbyen
Art Talk: Art in Public Spaces
Address
Posten 4, 1577 Copenhagen
Start
15:30
End
16:00
11 Jun
Tokio.
Tokio. x Elis Monsport: A Dialogue in Light and Material
Address
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Start
13:30
End
14:30
11 Jun
Tarkett
Product Showcase
Address
Galleri Susanne Ottesen, Gothersgade 49, 1123 Copenhagen
Start
15:30
End
16:30
12 Jun
Fritz Hansen
Live DJ session with Namansi (IT)
Address
Løvstræde 5, 1152 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
18:00
11 Jun
Wendelbo
Coffee and pastries
Address
Bredgade 65, 2 TH, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
13:00
11 Jun
Magnus Olesen
HANS CAFÉ POP-UP at MAGNUS OLESEN
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Frederiksgade 7, Ground Floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
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16:00
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