
Per-Ole Tvarnø Lind
Each piece I create on glass reflects the serendipity of finding beauty in unexpected places. What began with an old window and a six-pack of soda has become my way of transforming the ordinary into something meaningful.


I learned design by doing — not by following the rules. My first magazine, built on a borrowed Mac (during the night until the cleaners came) was a lesson in trial and error. Four years later, I became the youngest Art Director in the magazine world, designing for Euroman. That’s why my designs work: they’re not theoretical; they’re real, like the stories behind them.