KAJSA WILLNER
Kajsa Willner (Swedish, b. 1982) is an industrial designer based in Malmö, SWE.
Willner’s work is driven by a strong interest in materials, craft techniques and interdisciplinary collaborations.
Kajsa runs a research-based and experimental studio practice where her self-initiated projects are often inspired by the beauty of science in nature. She is questioning current systems and the status quo by focusing on using design as a tool to find methods that can encourage new perspectives and future progress that go beyond the product.
Renowned for her interdisciplinary artistry, Willner seamlessly merges research-based methodologies with experimental design, resulting in objects with a narrative that challenge the boundaries of convention. Willner’s work at large is translated into sculptures, materials, installations and communicative exhibitions that merge craft, science and nature.
She has received a bachelor degree in furniture design from Rome and Milan and worked in the Netherlands before moving back home to Sweden to found her own studio in 2013.
Kajsa has been the recipient of awards and commissions and has exhibited her work nationally as well as internationally.
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2024, Color Theory, Salon design gallery, US
2024,Tulips & Masterpieces, Milan design week, Movimento gallery + BKV fine art, IT
2024, Womens work, Lehman art gallery, US
2023, Paris design week, Expressive_itinerance_design, FR
2023, Crafted Potential, Stockholm design week, Fogia Collection, SWE
2022, Stockholm Craft week, Misschiefs SWE
2022, Future Antiques, Stockholms Auction house, SWE
2022, Curated Section, Collectible, BEL
2021/2022, As seen by, RIMOWA, 3575 Gallerie Paris FR, Berlin DE
2021, Cup exhibition, QB gallery, NOR
2021, 8 Female designers, Stockholm design week, Misscheifs, SWE
2020, Materiality & Aggregation, Solo show, Form design / center, SWE
2019, CURIO Matter rethinking Materials, Designmuseum Danmark + CHART ART - DK
2018, What Matters, Dutch design week, NL
2016, Welcome to weden, Swedish pavillion, London design week, Somerset house, ENG
2015, The New Map; Traveling exhibition Rhööiska museet, Nationalmuseum, Vandalrum, SWE
2011, 100 years of craft, Liljevalchs, SWE

CRAFT PUNK

CRAFT PUNK

Craft Punk low table, 2024


Magic Waters

Installations

As Seen By





