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"Sigurd Larsen found his path in life relatively early on. “I played Lego into my teenage years,” the Danish designer and architect recalls. “Even today I sometimes use Lego to make models.” These days, however, he’s found more materials to turn his ideas into reality, and that also includes people. “As an architect working with spaces, I´ve been very inspired how Michael Johansson works with three-dimensional objects and almost turns them two-dimensional,” Larsen says. The Danish designer and Swedish artist had never met before, but found an instant connection while snooping around an old junk market in Berlin.”
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The Danish designer and Swedish architect discusses Legos, spatial logic, and how one man’s trash is another’s treasure. More on www.theavantgardediaries.com
Produced by Stefan Adrian / Filming, Photos & Editing by Oliver Schenk / Music by Bunnystripes
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