International Design Talks

Types Mind

Katrín Ólína
Berlin 2016
Saturday, 14 May 2016 | 12:00 | Hall
English

Types Mind

Katrín Ólína
Berlin 2016 | Saturday, 14 May 2016 | 12:00 | Hall | English
Katrin Ólína’s latest project Primitiva, presents a language of shapes developed over the past two years at the Aalto Digital Design Laboratory and Helsinki International Artist Programme (HIAP) in Helsinki. The project explores existential questions in the information age in a unique collection of 40 cast bronze talismans, and through Ólína’s first publication titled Primitiva – Book of Talismans. In her presentation, titled Types of Mind, Katrin Olina takes the audience on a journey into the inner cosmos – the world of archetypes and back again.
Katrín Ólína

Katrín Ólína

Designer(Reykjavik)
Katrín Ólína Pétursdóttir (1967) is an Icelandic designer who works in a variety of media including illustration and product design. Possessed of a sensibility for the mysterious, Ólína’s work speaks in a language inspired by Jung’s ideas of the collective unconscious, philosophy, symbolism,... Read More

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