This black, charred oak chair was crafted in the week following the fire in Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris. Kaspar enjoys pushing the boundaries of his medium. He does so by burning the wood, but also by cutting and shaping it in many ways.

Length 45 cm
Width 45 cm
Height 80 cm

Kaspar carved this charred black bench from a single piece of oak. His intention was to create a practical form that can be touched and used, aiming to revive the declining relationship between people and natural materials.

The desk was carved from a single piece of beechwood, hand-cut, charred black and finished by polishing. Kaspar wants to make pieces that can be used and that encourage the user to interact with the medium, in the hope of reviving the declining relationship between people and natural materials.

The interior of these tables has been charred black to create the legs and hollow space from a single piece of wood. Kaspar enjoys exploring the possibilities and limitations of wood, not only by burning it, but also using varied methods of shaping the logs into their final form.

Der Stein was carved from a single piece of oak using manual tools, and the final form was waxed and polished. Kaspar wants his creations to be touched and used, hoping the users will gain a deep connection to the core material, a connection that is increasingly unfamiliar in our contemporary society.