MARTIN ØVERBØ SCHULTE. copyright ART & DESIGN

Size: px

Start display at page:

Download "MARTIN ØVERBØ SCHULTE. copyright ART & DESIGN"

Frederica Stokes
5 years ago
Views:

1 MARTIN ØVERBØ SCHULTE ART & DESIGN

Martin Øverbø Schulte was born in Krefeld, Germany in 1974.

2 Martin Øverbø Schulte was born in Krefeld, Germany in He holds a Masters in Architecture (Sivilarkitekt) from the Nowegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway and is a member of the Norwegian Association of Architects (MNAL). The first 5 years of his architecture studies were undertaken at RWTH Aachen University in Germany. His first works were made in collaboration with a fellow student in a sculpture course at the Institute of Sculpture at RWTH Aachen University. In 1998, Schulte obtained a part-time position as a student assistant at the Institute. In addition, he continued working on his own sculptures in conjunction with his architecture studies. A student exchange year brought him to Trondheim, Norway in 1999 and the decision to stay came quickly and easily. While completing the remaining years of architectural study, Schulte produced a number of works, both as part of a course requirement at NTNU University and in his spare time. After moving to Oslo for an architectural job in 2001, he became a member of a collective of artists and architects called Jamaicaverkstedet. He soon became active in the collective s management and served two terms as chairman of the board. In 2003 Schulte returned to Trondheim and continued to seek time to further his art and design projects. In the summer of 2010, he took time out from from his full-time job, to concentrate on his artistic endevours, and to realise projects from his sketch book. Schulte is currently working full time as an architect at Selberg Arkitekter AS in Trondheim, Norway, where he is a partner and member of the board. His passion for art and design continues to occupy his spare time. THE ARTIST

3 ARTWORKS

4 ONE IN A MILLION, x 85 x 8 cm steel (found object) 1

5 I. Steinbit II. Røyskatt III. Torsk IV. Flyndre V. Piggskate VI. Sjøørret VII. Gjedde VIII. Horngjel SE!, open series of one-inch buttons 2

6 NAUTILUS, x 25 x 20 cm steel (used sheet metal and rebar) 3

7 SOL, x 75 x 4 cm steel (used flatbar and rebar) 4

8 KLEM, ,5 x 1,5 x 1 cm wooden clothes pin prototype 5

9 KLEM, ,5 x 1,5 x 1 cm wooden clothes pin series of 25 6

10 AKT STREKT, x 30 x 30 cm wood (birch) 7

11 AKT STREKT, x 30 x 30 cm wood (birch) 8

12 UNDER VANN, 2004 four part photo series 9

GRESS I VANN, 2004 27 x 27 cm photo print on

13 GRESS I VANN, x 27 cm photo print on cotton fabric part I of photo series UNDER VANN 10

STEIN I VANN, 2004 27 x 27 cm photo print on

14 STEIN I VANN, x 27 cm photo print on cotton fabric part II of photo series UNDER VANN 11

VANN PÅ FJELL, 2004 27 x 27 cm photo print on

15 VANN PÅ FJELL, x 27 cm photo print on cotton fabric part III of photo series UNDER VANN 12

16 MANETER, x 27 cm photo print on cotton fabric part IV of photo series UNDER VANN 13

17 THE PERFECT COUPLE, x 120 x 15 cm used guitars 14

18 untitled, x 20 x 20 cm steel, concrete 15

19 DIVE, x 200 x 15 cm steel (used sheet metal) 16

TRILOBIT, 1998 140 x 55 x 15 cm steel (used

20 TRILOBIT, x 55 x 15 cm steel (used pipes) in cooperation with Christian Schmitthenner 17

21 TRILOBIT, x 55 x 15 cm steel (used pipes) in cooperation with Christian Schmitthenner 18

KILLERMADE, 1998 120 x 230 x 45 cm steel (found

22 KILLERMADE, x 230 x 45 cm steel (found objects) in cooperation with Christian Schmitthenner 19

23 LIZZARD, x 25 x 15 cm steel (used rebar) in cooperation with Christian Schmitthenner 20

24 ARTCHITECTURE

25 EGE 2010, 2009 Architectural concept and concept for site specific incorporated art for the extention of Oslo Municipality s waste-to-energy plant at Klemetsrud. The facade design is inspired by earlier sculptures TRILOBIT and DIVE. 22

26 Special focus was directed towards the facade of the new furnace building (41 x 99 x 33 m) and its interior color scheme. 23

27 A band of stainless steel mesh connects the new chimney to the existing one. Illumination of this band by LED is postponed indefinitely due to cost reduction measures. 24

28 DESIGN

CHOPSTICKS, 2002 2 x 32 x 6,5 cm wood (pine),

29 CHOPSTICKS, x 32 x 6,5 cm wood (pine), stainless steel box set of 2 pairs with rests 26

30 RING 02, ,5 x 5,5 x 1 cm wood (pine) 27

31 LAMPE 03, x 25 x 20 cm steel (used rebar), aluminium lampshade reading lamp 28

32 INDEX

33 YEAR PAGE Title, height x width x depth, material, unique / series, concept, comment One in a Million 120 x 85 x 8 cm, steel (found object), unique big is beautiful? Se! 2,5 x 2,5 x 0,5 cm, 1-inch buttons, open series nature is watching You Nautilus 65 x 25 x 20 cm, steel (used sheet metal and rebar), unique shelter Sol 75 x 75 x 4 cm, steel (used rebar and flat bar), unique sun - shadow Klem 7,5 x 1,5 x 0,5 cm, wooden clothes pin, series of 25 ouch to oooh in no time EGE 2010 Architectural concept and concept for site specific incorporated art for the extention of Oslo Municipality s waste-to-energy plant at Klemetsrud Akt Strekt 180 x 30 x 30 cm, wood (birch), unique finding the figure inside the log Gress i Vann 27 x 27 cm, photo print on cotton fabric, Part III of photo series Under Vann transparency - solidity Stein i Vann 27 x 27 cm, photo print on cotton fabric, Part IV of photo series Under Vann transparency - solidity Vann på Fjell 27 x 27 cm, photo print on cotton fabric, Part III of photo series Under Vann transparency - solidity Maneter 27 x 27 cm, photo print on cotton fabric, Part IV of photo series Under Vann transparency - solidity Chopsticks 2 x 32 x 6,5 cm, wood (pine) / stainless steel, unique balance, box set of two pairs with rests

34 YEAR PAGE Title, height x width x depth, material, unique / series, concept, comment Ring 02 3,5 x 5,5 x 1 cm, wood (pine), unique discus The Perfect Couple 60 x 120 x 15 cm, used guitars, unique making fun of matching tracksuits Untitled 60 x x cm, steel / concrete, unique marriage / fragile balance, wedding gift Dive 40 x 200 x 15 cm, steel (used sheet metal), unique blind rage Trilobit 140 x 55 x 15 cm, steel (used pipes), unique nature revisited, in cooperation with Christian Schmitthenner Killermade 120 x 130 x 45 cm, steel (found objects), unique nature revisited, in cooperation with Christian Schmitthenner Lampe x 25 x cm, steel (rebar) / aluminium, unique contrast rough / shiny, reading lamp 1997 Lizzard 100 x 25 x 15 cm, steel (rebar), unique nature revisited, in cooperation with Christian Schmitthenner 20

RedStone Private Country Estate architectural guidelines

RedStone Private Country Estate architectural guidelines urban design principles residential design guidelines > RedStone Village > StoneBridge > RiverView July 2007 Page 1 www.redstoneestate.co.za basic