Tinsoldaten & Ballerinaen
Designet af Constantine Chizhenok
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- Description
A LOVE STORY TURNED IN WOOD
In Hans Christian Andersen's most tender tale, a steadfast tinsoldier with one leg falls hopelessly in love with a ballerina who dances on the tip of her toe. Two figures, each balancing on the edge of the possible — held upright by something stronger than gravity.
The Tinsoldier tapers toward his base, his form narrowing to a single resolute point. The Ballerina rises in opposition — light, wide at the hem, perpetually mid-movement. Placed together, they complete each other visually and narratively: two silhouettes that only make full sense as a pair.
Both are turned from solid walnut and beech, the contrast between the dark and pale wood doing the work that colour might otherwise do. The forms are stripped back, just the wood, the shape, and the story you already know.
A design object and a love story, in two pieces.
MATERIALE & DIMENSIONER
Længde: 6 cm | 4.5 cm
Bredde: 6 cm | 4.5 cm
Højde: 14 cm | 12.5 cm
Vægt: 135 grams | 70 grams
Materiale: Walnut and beech
Andre materialer: Black paint
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Tinsoldaten & Ballerinaen
Om designeren
Constantine Chizhenok
Constantine is known for bringing together imaginative design and meticulous craftsmanship, often obsessing over the smallest details in his basement workshop.
His portfolio ranges from furniture created for companies such as Google and Airbnb to set design for productions such as The Mandalorian and Westworld.
Motivated by a pursuit of excellence, he believes that great design ultimately needs to enhance people's lives either through quality, functionality, or inspiration.