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5# the fifth bowl is being made with a chisel and a hammer. The rough surface result from the process of broaching

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4# the fourth bowl is made by hammer and nail. The nails are hammered into the wooden plate in a grid. Creating a bowl shape by hammering the ones in the middle deeper into the wood than the ones on the outer lines.

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wrap brass table light

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3# the bowl is made by turnery lathe.

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wrap steel table light ‘wrap, the new series of objects examines the shells of things remaining after their disappearance. For this branches of trees are covered in steel wire which is then soldered. The branch being burnt out of the cast. The original shape of the branches remaining in the cover of steel wire now defining the shape of the table lamp

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2# the second bowl is made by a center bit and a drill. The drillings getting deeper and deeper in the middle, creating the terrace like shape of the bowl.

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1# the first bowl is made with a saw and copper wire. The wood is being cut into slices with the saw. two of these are sawn into half and create the sides. the copper wire which is bound around the bowl holds it together. The inspiration came from working with different tools and one material only. The idea is to have a single piece of wood and each time only one tool and a device to produce a bowl. Each result will look very differently compared to the others depending on the tools being used. The object will reflect the process of making.

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Galerie Joseph present new table lights at Paris Design Week 2016. 3. — 10. September 2016 http://www.pdwgaleriejoseph.com

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Review: new "wrap" series during D'DAYS at Galerie Joseph Paris http://www.pdwgaleriejoseph.com/

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Review: storm series in new space of Victor Hunt Brussels