This painting is inspired by a view of the Niesen mountain above Lake Thun. The pigments in the paper pulp were chosen in blue-black shades. The fibres of ferns and aspen leaves as well as the writing add a final touch.

This painting is made up of several linked panels. A metal line surrounded by paper wire runs through it like a lifeline. The paper has been embossed on different surfaces. The pencil is used to underline these reliefs.

This bowl is created with the fine part of the nettle, and silk mixed with kozo fibres. On the outside, the black ink-like stains are extracted after firing maple leaves. The flowers on the inside of the bowl are made from kozo fibres.

This painting is made with Japanese papers that hold more fibres. The pencil on the paper accentuates the spaces between these networks, creating branches and trunks. The material itself built this landscape, underlined by the geometric patterns made by the maple leaves.