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Tree Trunk III

by Lab La Bla Sweden

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The “Tree Trunk” vases are created by blowing molten glass into salvaged tree stems hollowed by agents such as fungal decay or termites. Wooden molds are in constant change where parts of the intricate texture may shrink, deform or burn up, making no two objects the same.

Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	18x18x58
Weight (kg)	6
Production Year	2021
Material	Blown Glass
Discipline	Glassblowing
Color	Green, Mint
Design Class	Unique Pieces

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Axel and Victor both studied Silversmithing and Industrial Design but had their first workshop together already at the playground as toddlers in Luleå, where they became best friends. Today the playmates try to look for fun and absurd ways to hack traditional processes and materials with “konceptfabriken” Lab La Bla. The duo make between opposites – mining and agriculture, soft and hard, the wanted and the unwanted, remoteness and urbanity. Through objects, materials and installations their research-based work takes its shape from the fuzzy boundaries in between man, industry and geopolitics