vintage objects and fragments. Each glass bag is a complex, innovative and creative one-of-a-kind. The design process involved working across borders. It was freely served from art, craft, manufacture as well as nature.
Each bag is created individually and in an intuitive process.
There was a desire to create creative, complex series without neglecting the important craftsmanship.
The concept combines the old and the new and is paired with a modern, reflective, strong 21st century image of women who take responsibility. It includes an appreciation of the individual fragment and the associated artistic exploration and recomposition of a wide variety of materials and materialities.
This work is an invitation to actively and consciously perceive and observe one's environment and everything that surrounds us. It is about questioning functions of objects, transforming the form or the actual purpose into something else if necessary, in order to create something new.
Bags that represent artificial ecosystems with flora and fauna to remind us how essential it is to protect our resources and our earth.

Photo 1: Rare Flower XXX
Photo 3: Rare Flower VIII
Photo 4: Rare Flower XIX
Photo 5: Mother
Photo 6: Rare Flower II
Photo 7: Rare Flower XXII
Photo 9: Rare Flower XV

Below is a list of the different materials from different fields:
-recycled plastic fragments - symbolizing flowers and single petals
-vintage fragments of wind chimes - symbolizing flower heads
-vintage Murano glass flowers from old mirrors and lamps- symbolizing flower heads
-ropes from overhangs and misproductions - symbolize different flower petals
-crystals from old chandeliers - symbolizing drops of water
-old / vintage vases
-buttons from vintage silk scarves with holes or strings such as Hermes, Dior, Emilio Pucci - symbolize pollen and flower umbels
-glass drops from the 90's - symbolize water drops falling in slow motion from the petals
-vintage necklaces and glass fragments of earrings - symbolizing water drops and flower pollen
-hand crocheted vintage serving rings - symbolizing flower heads