This black-and-white sculptural piece was crafted with several techniques, using unfired clay, wood, natural binders, and natural pigments. It is defined by Marlène Huissoud as 'a chair made to host pollinators'.
“I like not to define my practice too much, to keep the doors open for exploring new territories," states Marlène Huissoud, who defines herself as a m ...
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