28 October 2015
A short interview with Sight Unseen about my work and inspiration.
You can read it here.
7-10 October 2015
IN Residence Workshop #9 VISIBLE INVISIBLE. Du Parc Contemporary Suites, Torino.
19-30 September 2015 - London Design Festival
New Ombré Glass table will be presented at Mint. Opening on the 24th, 2 North Terrace, Alexander Square, London.
4-8 September 2015
‘Shaping Colour’ is part of ‘Choses qui font battre le coeur’ exhibition held at Gallery S. Bensimon, 111 rue de Turenne, Paris.
3-6 September 2015
‘Ombré Mirrors’ are part of ‘Favoris #01’ exhibition curated by Moustache. Studio Cassiopée, 11 rue des Arquebusiers, Paris.
2-7 June 2015 - D'Days
‘Shaping Colour’ will be shown as part of Dutch Invertuals exhibition at Galerie Joseph, 116 rue de Turenne, Paris.
1-7 June 2015 - Beirut Design Week
‘Ombré Mirrors’ presented with Krux Gallery as part of Dutch Design Exhibition.
Project ‘Shaping Colour’ presented as part of Dutch Invertuals exhibition.
I was born in Riga, Latvia in 1985. After studying design in Denmark I went on an internship at Rasmus Koch Studio in Copenhagen where I developed my skills in graphic design. In 2007, I co-founded the Latvian culture magazine Veto, serving as art director. At the same time I began studying at the Design Academy Eindhoven, in the department Man & Living, where my primary focus was on furniture and interiors. Prior to my graduation in 2011 I completed an internship at Studio Robert Stadler in Paris. During the next two years I was working on diverse interior and graphic design projects for both Dutch and international clients. In September 2014 I started my own studio in Amsterdam.
A common theme in my work is investigating how people interact with their environment and how design can influence this interaction. I often employ my graphic design background to add a new and fresh approach to design and enjoy experimenting with different materials and perceptions of space.
Currently my work is represented by Spazio Rossana Orlandi, Milan; Gallery S. Bensimon, Paris; Mint, London, Spazio Materiæ, Naples.
Cruquiusweg 120 A
1019 AK Amsterdam
The Netherlands
+31 629053143
info@germansermics.com
Germans Ermics
designer
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Headline Four
Text blocks should be constructed such that they.
Headline Four
Text blocks should be constructed such that they.
28 October 2015
A short interview with Sight Unseen about my work and inspiration.
You can read it here.
7-10 October 2015
IN Residence Workshop #9 VISIBLE INVISIBLE. Du Parc Contemporary Suites, Torino.
19-30 September 2015 - London Design Festival
New Ombré Glass table will be presented at Mint. Opening on the 24th, 2 North Terrace, Alexander Square, London.
4-8 September 2015
‘Shaping Colour’ is part of ‘Choses qui font battre le coeur’ exhibition held at Gallery S. Bensimon, 111 rue de Turenne, Paris.
3-6 September 2015
‘Ombré Mirrors’ are part of ‘Favoris #01’ exhibition curated by Moustache. Studio Cassiopée, 11 rue des Arquebusiers, Paris.
2-7 June 2015 - D'Days
‘Shaping Colour’ will be shown as part of Dutch Invertuals exhibition at Galerie Joseph, 116 rue de Turenne, Paris.
1-7 June 2015 - Beirut Design Week
‘Ombré Mirrors’ presented with Krux Gallery as part of Dutch Design Exhibition.
April 2015 - Salone del Mobile
‘Material Racks’ series presented at Spazio Rossana Orlandi.
Project ‘Shaping Colour’ presented as part of Dutch Invertuals exhibition.
About
I was born in Riga, Latvia in 1985. After studying design in Denmark I went on an internship at Rasmus Koch Studio in Copenhagen where I developed my skills in graphic design. In 2007, I co-founded the Latvian culture magazine Veto, serving as art director. At the same time I began studying at the Design Academy Eindhoven, in the department Man & Living, where my primary focus was on furniture and interiors. Prior to my graduation in 2011 I completed an internship at Studio Robert Stadler in Paris. During the next two years I was working on diverse interior and graphic design projects for both Dutch and international clients. In September 2014 I started my own studio in Amsterdam.
A common theme in my work is investigating how people interact with their environment and how design can influence this interaction. I often employ my graphic design background to add a new and fresh approach to design and enjoy experimenting with different materials and perceptions of space.
Currently my work is represented by Spazio Rossana Orlandi, Milan; Gallery S. Bensimon, Paris; Mint, London, Spazio Materiæ, Naples.
Studio Germans Ermičs Cruquiusweg 120 A
1019 AK Amsterdam
The Netherlands
+31 629053143
info@germansermics.com