Strips of white, brown, beige fleeces from Italian, Austrian or French mountains are worked by hand into a carpet on which to rest. The ripples of material are inviting to the touch, the material guides the senses.

This red, brown and orange bird-like sculpture was created for a hotel lobby. For Christine Piel, the key words are welcoming, atypical, surprising, cocooning, warm, slow living, nature. She uses natural wool fibres created by slow felting.

In the series, felted wool becomes a sculpture placed on the ground. The felted wool strips of this oversized green leaf are affixed symmetrically. The interior is filled with coconut fibres giving a certain hold and flexibility to the piece.

Travel and the Wabi Sabi spirit are inspirations for this carpet of felted wool mixed with jute and cotton fibres. The reds are obtained from a maceration of the textile in ochre and linseed oil, which happens to be a technique used for dyeing boat sails.

Inspired by African lands, this mask is part of a five-piece collection. The red of the earth is revealed by the natural colour from the cochineal. The wool fibres cross each other in order to give expression and life to the piece.