• A Play of Nonsense

A Play of Nonsense“The airborne guinea pigs and cube-like characters of A Play of Nonsense are calling for the rising of the previously unknown. The absolute outcome is held by future, but more importantly, the tale’s purpose and conditions of path are chosen and shaped by its creators, and equally important interpreted by the curious observer – neither more nor less”.

Titled A Play of Nonsense, the collection is enthused by the imaginary literature of the19-century whose Lewis Carroll mastered the art of transforming everyday objects into a new and challenging meaning.

“There are similarities between Lewis Carroll’s conception of the world and the ways we like to look on our work and entrepreneurship in general. Transforming the imaginary into action is always tempting.” – Fredrik Wikholm, Creative Co-founder & Communications

Our interpretation combines various artistic forms in one collection: twisted artwork by Mikel Nilsson, music featuring Ram Di Dam, and classic wearable clothing that have fallen down the rabbit hole and climbed up in new fashion.

  • Music / A Play of Nonsense

A Play of Nonsense
  • A Play of Nonsense

  • Produced by Jayare and Nils Krogh of Uniforms for the Dedicated, this second music performance from the collective features the young and upcoming Ram Di Dam from Gothenburg Sweden. The release of A Play of Nonsense also includes remixes from Style of Eye, Krazy Fiesta, Nils Krogh, Stuffa, and Wester & Wedrén.

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  • Film / A Play of Nonsense

A Play of Nonsense

A Play of Nonsense

Music by Uniforms for the Dedicated feat Ram-di-Dam

Directed by: Mikel Nilsson, Lars Johan Hedberg
Director of Photography: Tobias Martinsson
Produced by: Lars Johan Hedberg
Edited by: Anders Hellman
Visual effects: Anders Hellman

 

  • Art / A play of Nonsense

A play of Nonsense

A play of Nonsense
by Mikel Nilsson

Similar to the imaginary literature of the 19th century and Lewis Carroll, the illustrations from Mikel Nilsson plays with the idea of transforming and cluster everyday objects into a new and challenging meaning.

We like to call it A Play of Nonsense!

 

See more of Mikel Nilsson's work here:
http://mikelnilsson.se
http://myspace.com/prins_conny