It aims to revolutionise our perception of paper, transforming it from an ephemeral resource that are typically downcycled, to a tactile material that one can connect with. We focus on developing low-tech machinery, toolkits, and a framework to enable the public to join the creative making.
With two stools, we experimented with paper pulp’s material potential in making furniture as a solid shape, showcasing the effect of paper pulp beyond the perception of a functional white sheet.
In the process, we prioritise knowledge accessibility and the importance of local collective creation at every step. We designed the mould as a wooden frame with changeable 3D-printed parts, encouraging different possible forms of a stool. The frame and changeable parts can be easily reproduced in a local makerspace.
~ We are working on sharing the full documentation of the process with you ~
Made of 100% recycled paper
Material for mold:
Wood, 3D Printed PLA
Products:
Stool 01 (250mm x 250mm x 450mm)
Stool 02 (120mm x 250mm x 450mm)