
©All rights reserved
©All rights reservedPicea Totem
Cellulose acetate
This totem by Basse Stittgen was crafted using cellulose from end-of-life paper, and lignin, a natural binder typically discarded during paper production. The materials were transformed into a clay-like substance, applied to a wooden frame, and left to airdry. The bark-like surface was achieved using silicone casts of fallen trees. Reversing the conventional paper-making process, the work reunites the two principal components of wood to create a new biodegradable material that retains traces of the tree from which it originated.
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CATEGORY
Totem
YEAR
2025
DIMENSIONS
45Ø x 57.5H cm (each)

Basse crafts furniture objects from innovative wood-based biomaterials














