Malleable State is a selection of objects created with a process that evolved from an experimental project Sketch Objects from 2013. Driven by the reflection on the ephemerality of everyday objects I wanted to challenge the perception of value by applying a new process to common materials and transforming often perceived fragile and disposable material into sculptural forms.

Malleable State explores the characteristics and expands the limits of paper. By layering sheets
of paper with glue the treated material becomes malleable and enables the maker to create various forms and freeze it in that state. once dried the form bears the strength of wood and the aesthetic resembles leather or plaster.