This sculptural piece reimagines paper as a solid, tactile material. Through a meticulous process, individual sheets of paper are laminated together, forming a dense, wood-like mass. Once cured, this material is hand-shaped into a smooth, pebble-like form, revealing natural striations and grain-like textures that highlight its layered origins. The resulting form rests gracefully on a concrete base, creating a harmonious contrast between the organic curves of the paper and the solid foundation beneath.

A Structural Approach to Paper

Unlike traditional papier-mâché, this technique involves bonding full sheets of paper layer by layer, resulting in a material that can be carved and sanded much like wood. The transformation is subtle but powerful, turning a flexible medium into a solid form that carries the history of its making in every visible layer.

Handcrafted in Germany

Each piece is crafted by hand in Germany, ensuring that no two are exactly alike. The labor-intensive process and the natural variations in the paper contribute to the uniqueness of each sculpture.

Sustainable and Innovative Design

This Processed Paper piece exemplifies sustainable design by repurposing a common material into a durable and aesthetically pleasing object. Its creation reflects a commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and environmental consciousness.