MIKA MINJA SJOLUND

With a background in industrial design and urban planning, Mika is drawn to the relationship between people, objects, and the spaces they inhabit. Moving naturally between different scales—from the structure of cities to the small details of everyday life—her work explores how design shapes our experiences and connections to place.

Ceramics has become a way of bringing ideas into the physical world. Through clay, sketches become objects, observations become stories, and playful experiments take on a life of their own. Each piece reflects a process guided by curiosity, making, and discovery.

Visual storytelling is an important part of her practice. Whether designing spaces, objects, or ceramic works, she is interested in creating experiences that feel approachable, engaging, and meaningful. Her work invites us to slow down, look closer, and find delight in the details that often go unnoticed.

These pieces celebrate the joy of making and the transformation of ideas into something tangible—objects that carry both intention and imagination, inviting curiosity, conversation, and connection.

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Welcome to WILDFLOWER on Thursday, 25th June from 18.00-20.00 for our Summer Vernissage!

Check out Mika’s INSTAGRAM.