Window Display

“Underwear for Gentlemen” Copenhagen Photo: Karsten Damstedt Jørgensen

“Underwear for Gentlemen” Copenhagen Photo: Karsten Damstedt Jørgensen

And a little taste of other assignments:

Abby Weisgard: Window Display for Egmont Media Corp.

"Empty room for thinking - Mindflash". Photo: Karsten Damstedt Jørgensen. "Windows of Culture" : a project by Abby Weisgard. Windows of Culture" : Birger Christensen a project by Abby Weisgard. Artist: Gunilla Leander (Sweden).People have the urge to break through boarders. Gunnila Leander is fascinated by the power within us that makes us persevere - makes us go forward in life. Her work is conceptual; her installation is an empty room -- a symbol for the starting point for the process of making art. In this empty room, a sudden and intense light flashed at random intervals. Sometimes a naked man came into the room, and no one ever knew when he was going to show up! He walked in as if shot in super-slow-motion, and sat so still that it was difficult to see if he was even alive. Then he slowly rose -- and disappeared.

Abby Weisgard: Window Display for Mette Lykken Real Estate Agent Copenhagen

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"To catch the unique". The woman is surrounded by white butterflies, but she has caught the only red one.

Underwear for Gentlemen.Rambo in camouflage underpants at Underwear for Gentlemen, Gothersgade, Copenhagen. Photo:Karsten Damstedt. Window Display: Abby Weisgard

Underwear for Gentlemen. Photo:Karsten Damstedt. Window Display: Abby Weisgard

Abby Weisgard for Royal Copenhagen:"Windows of Culture". These paper sculptures are made with hundreds of pieces of tracing paper. The Japanese artist is Yuko Takada Keller. Her work is big but her sculptures seem so light that they defy the law of gravity. A world located between dream and reality. Coordination : Abby Weisgard Design and production : Yuko Takada Keller. Photo: Karsten Damstedt Jørgensen

Abby Weisgard: Window Display for Zimmer Optician Copenhagen; Theme for Fall

Project coordinator for Copenhagen's " Windows of Culture, " involving 18 different shops and 18 different artists, scenographers and designers -- here in collaboration with Danish scenographer og artist Anja Gram depicting a scene from one of H.C. Andersen's Fairy Tales.

Gucci, Copenhagen.The background is inspired by the 1970's use of geometric design. Photo:Karsten Damstedt. Window Display: Abby Weisgard

Project coordinator for Copenhagen's " Windows of Culture, ".This window shows the possibilities optic fiber light holds for the world of display. The seats are the newest pieces of furniture from Fritz Hansen. Notice the way the legs resemble the rays of light! Design : Lars Holm. Illums Bolighus - Copenhagen. Photo: Karsten Damstedt JørgensenMore photos: