Iceland review - 2013, Side 49

Iceland review - 2013, Side 49
ICELAND REVIEW 47 Sigurkarlsdóttir and Nyström, all in their thirties, work with local mat- erials in line with their philosophy of recycling and sustainability. “Our core goal is to find use in unused things, and activate unused oppor- tunities,” Þórunn explains, adding that the ultimate goal is to create jobs in the community. One of the projects they have been work- ing on is a makeshift bakery. Each Friday, they prepare a selection of decadent baked goods which they sell at the Skaftfell bistro in the hope of inspiring others to think outside the box. “We want to see what can actually be possible here, to create opportuni- ties. Could this work, could this be a job for somebody?” Nyström explains from their studio in the heart of town. “We don’t have ambitions to be bakers,” adds Hanna, who moved to Clockwise from top to bottom: lasse Høgenhof; Þórunn, Hanna and litten from roShamBo; authentic memorabilia— roShamBo bottle a selection of random objects from a beach in Seyðisfjörður; each house has its own design; cupcakes made for the dagar Myrkurs festival.

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