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• Meeting Dominique Gonzalez Foerster

  Supervox live at Heartland Festival – A Conversation with Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster "-I am always curious. It’s part of my being." Super Vox had the pleasure of attending this year’s Heartland Festival for a conversation with the legendary artist Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster. The talk took place in a quiet, green corner of the festival, set in the historic gardens of Egeskov Castle. The discussion touched on key themes in Gonzalez-Foerster’s work — from the role of fiction and performance in her practice to the influence of music and everyday life. Known for her immersive installations and interdisciplinary approach, she shared insights into how her ideas take shape.

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• Meeting Jackson Design

  Paul Jackson is the founder of Jacksons, one of Stockholm’s most celebrated design galleries, known for its rare mix of Scandinavian masters and international design icons. Later, Adam Trunoske joined the gallery, bringing new perspectives and energy to the business. In this episode of Design Vox, host Thommy Bindefeld talks to Paul and Adam about the origins of Jacksons, how it grew from a personal passion into an internationally respected gallery, and the dynamics of working side by side. Together, they share stories about discovering unique pieces, curating exhibitions, and shaping a gallery that continues to influence the way we experience and collect design.

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• Meeting Barnaba Fornasetti

  Barnaba Fornasetti is the Creative Director of the iconic Italian interior brand Fornasetti, founded by Piero Fornasetti. In this episode of Design Vox, host Thommy Bindefeld talks to Barnaba about the story behind the legendary brand and how he took over and inherited the aesthetic of his father.After first leaving his father and trying out his own creativity, Barnaba returned to Milan and build the now world famous brand. Piero Fornasetti used the face of opera singer Lina Cavalieri in many different ways and Barnaba now tells the story of Piero’s fascination of Cavalieri’s face. Super Vox podcast production: Audio and Post production, Emil Drougge Design Vox research and interview, Thommy Bindefeld Art Vox research and interview, Astrid Birnbaum Super Vox Executive producer, Richard Feigin

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• Meeting Börkur Arnarson

  During CHART Art Fair 2024, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Börkur Arnarson, founder and director of Reykjavík’s iconic i8 Gallery. Börkur, who established the gallery in 1995, has been a pivotal figure in Iceland’s contemporary art scene, representing a dynamic roster of international and Icelandic artists. Börkur shared how it all began with i8—the early days of the gallery, its growing list of artists, and how Iceland has emerged as a destination for contemporary art. We discussed the country’s unique cultural scene, the role of i8 in shaping it, and the gallery’s journey over nearly three decades. Our conversation also explored the challenges and opportunities of running a gallery in today’s global art world, as well as Börkur’s vision for the future of i8 and the artists it represents. Super Vox podcast production Audio and Post production, Emil Drougge Design Vox research and interview, Thommy Bindefeld Art Vox research and interview, Astrid Birnbaum Super Vox Executive producer, Richard Feigin

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• Meeting Ingegerd Råman

  In this episode of Design Vox, host Thommy Bindefeld meets Ingegerd Råman in her studio on Skeppsholmen in Stockholm. Thommy persists calling Ingegerd, Grand Dame of Swedish contemporary design, which she explains why she doesn’t feel comfortable being labeled as. “I’m just happy that my language is seen and appreciated” Ingegerd Råman is one of the internationally most well-known Swedish glass designers that is represented in museums around the world. Ingegerd has been awarded the title Professor by the Swedish government and been awarded with Prince Eugen Medal by H.M. King Carl XVI Gustaf. With her elegant and functionalistic design language she has worked with different materials, like ceramic, metal, textiles and glass, but she has also worked together with the architect Gert Wingårdh with architectural projects such as the Liljevalchs art museum in Stockholm. In this conversation Ingegerd and Thommy talks about creativity and how Ingegerd, being dyslectic, were encouraged to use her creative language in early age. Ingegerd talks about how she only designs products that she would use herself and how consistent she has been in her aesthetics. During the years Ingegerd’s design has been very acknowledged in Japan and she has done and is still doing new design projects with Japanese producers. Super Vox podcast production Audio and Post production, Emil Drougge Design Vox research and interview, Thommy Bindefeld Art Vox research and interview, Astrid Birnbaum Super Vox Executive producer, Richard Feigin

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