Astrid Krogh
Textile designer
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Industrial Design
/Coloplast
Public Commissions
/The Royal Danish Library
//Danish State Railways
///Maersk Data
////The Danish Parliament

/////Næstved Kulturhus
//////Bergen
///////Frederiksberg
////////Birkerød
/////////NRGI, Århus
//////////Kolding Kommune
///////////Birkerød Aktivitetscenter


 

Private Commissions
/Brocade
Competitions
/GN Store Nord
//Tangen Vidergående Skole, Kristianssand

 

Exhibitions
/The Danish Museum of Decorative Art
//Trapholt Museum
///Paustian
////Malmø Kunstmuseum
/////Ideal House, Cologne 2006
//////Danish Design Centre, 2006

         

 















Exhibitions

"Honey I’m Home"
Danish Design Centre, 2006


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Waltzing
Light tapestry
2.10 x 6.8 metres x 20 cm

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The wall consists of 26 x 8 LED elements. Patterns
and lights are constantly changing. ‘Waltzing’ is an
interactive modern light tapestry that combines
old textile idioms with modern technology. Patterns
and lights live in a changing organic surface that
constantly dissolves and forms new patterns.

Each pattern remains for four seconds then, over the
next eight seconds, ‘dissolves’ into the next pattern.
Lights and patterns can also be influenced interactively
from a mat on the floor.

The surface of ‘Waltzing’ consists of 26 x 8 squares
backlit by light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The techno-
logy makes it possible on the one hand to interact
with the pattern and on the other to create the experience
of an inherently mobile pattern surface that constantly
changes character. The patterns are new interpretations
of traditional Ikat -weaves.

Traditionally, a tapestry has both functional and
decorative qualities. 'Waltzing’ creates a dialogue
with this tradition – in this case decoration is not
monumental and static, but mobile and dynamic,
in a dialogue with modern technology.