Tumbling Planet - Per Hillo
Tumbling Planet
Per Hillo, painter: <
”Jeg har valgt verdensmål 3 ”Sundhed og trivsel” som mit tema. Verdensmålet sigter efter, at alle mennesker skal have et godt helbred og mulighed for at leve et sundt og godt liv. Med hjertet som symbol på livets centrum, ønsker jeg at sætte fokus på, at et godt helbred ikke kommer af sig selv. Vi skal samarbejde og hjælpe hinanden, så alle har lige adgang til medicin, lægebesøg og sund kost, så hjerte, sjæl og krop kan holdes sund.”
About the Tumbling Planets:
bObles and the danish children’s foundation” Børneulykkesfonden” has teamed up and created a campaign that puts focus on the UN’s sustainable development goals and supports the initiative called “Legeheltene”, that helps hospitalized children. Selected artists, designers and other creative souls have each created their own unique Tumbling Planet with one of the UN’s 17 goals in mind. The Tumbling Planets are limited edition pieces of tumbling furniture. .
All preoceeds go to Børneulykkesfondens legehelte.
About the designer:
Per Hillo is an artist with a basic abstract style. His works are generally bright and light, and help to highlight the positive in life. Per's artistic attitude is about seeing the works as open questions about relationships, humanity, presence and contact.
Meassurements: Ø 25 cm H 20 cm
OBS: limited edition.
Ø 25 cm H 20 cm
Like bObles’ other tumbling furniture pieces, Tumbling Planet is made in firm EVA-foam with a soft surface, that encourages active play and sparks joy and imagination for both babies, toddlers, and children. And at the same they function as multifunctional furniture for the entire home.
It is easy to clean your Tumbling Planet - Per Hillo, as bObles EVA foam is water repellent. Therefor we would recomend using soft cloth with neutral dishsoap.
You could also use lint rollers, disinfecting alcohol/hand gel or even bring your Tumbling Planet - Per Hillo with you in the shower.
See here how others use Tumbling Planet - Per Hillo in their decor and play.
