Leonard von Brenndorff

Portals

Portal sculpture, 500x1500x2300mm, Aluminum, fragmented into 7 pieces that also serve as stools and benches.

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Portals

Portal sculpture, 500x1500x2300mm, Aluminum, fragmented into 7 pieces that also serve as stools and benches.

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Stumps

Small publication centering around a sawmill in Bergisches Land, Germany. Collection of 31 stumps.

Deconstructed Portal

Portal sculpture, 500x1500x2300mm, Aluminum, fragmented into 7 pieces that also serve as stools and benches.

The Traces They Left

Collection of 5 Objects/Sculptures made from oak wood. Various sizes, from 60x100x600mm up to 160x500x1300mm.

The Fire that ate the tree, The soil that held the cat,

The bodies that warmed the aluminum

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Equipping Branches

Table and Coat hanger made from Aluminum, Elder tree branches and natural latex, various sizes (branch lengths from 1200 to 2000mm)

Oxides

Side Table in transport box, Oak wood, Pine wood, Aluminum, 450x650x650mm

Noplace Work Desk

Noplace constantly switches between office/workshop space and event location. So its interior needs to be easily moveable and storable. Starting from the Eiermann table frame, this design alters the construction so the tables can be folded flat and produced manually much easier. Melamine resin coated birch multiplex, Steel (clear coated) 750x800x1500mm (1/12)

Exhibition design at MAKK for Ökorausch Think Tank

Commissioned by Ökorausch Think Tank for the 2020 exhibition at the MAKK Museum, Spruce Beams

Light concept for Ökorausch exhibition

Mycelium Lamp Shades, knotted to beech roundwood

The Noplace Book

Essays, Interviews and diary-like chapters with analog photographs, illustrations, and compositions of screenshots, Documentation of the history of Noplace Collective, 200 pages.

Folding Chair

Oak wood and reclaimed High Density Fibre Boards, 450x490x800mm

Noplace – founding of the collective and spatial design

Noplace is a co-working, organizing and exhibition space run by 6 artists and designers. Pictured above: Selection of event flyers, posters and publications from various callaborators and the 200qm space.

Concept for storage

designed for fruits and vegetables, ledges are height adjustable, Powder coated Steel, Spruce ledges, hard wax oil, 280x240x600mm