In their extended travels Hanna Burkart and Philipp Furtenbach have built a collection of materials, 
retracing provenances and manufacturing processes across various regions of Europe.
This search of materials lead them to tree populations, stone quarries, herds of animals, beehives, hunters, farmers, tanners and various manufacturers.
Based on their applied research on itinerant living behavior Burkart Furtenbach create series of objects supporting various cultural techniques of habitation.
Floor panels, carpets, sleeping rugs, mats, seats, tables, cushions, blankets, linen, ovens, stoves, cookware, tableware and transportation cases are usable sculptures of known identity, that represent concrete sites, landscapes and their cultures.

In their extended travels Hanna Burkart and Philipp Furtenbach have built a collection of materials, 
retracing provenances and manufacturing processes across various regions of Europe.
This search of materials lead them to tree populations, stone quarries, herds of animals, beehives, hunters, farmers, tanners and various manufacturers.
Based on their applied research on itinerant living behavior Burkart Furtenbach create
series of objects supporting various cultural techniques of habitation.
Floor panels, carpets, sleeping rugs, mats, seats, tables, cushions, blankets, linen, ovens, stoves, cookware, tableware and transportation cases are usable sculptures of known identity, that represent concrete sites, landscapes and their cultures.

In their extended travels Hanna Burkart and Philipp Furtenbach
have built a collection of materials, retracing provenances and manufacturing processes across various regions of Europe.
This search of materials lead them to tree populations, stone quarries, herds of animals, beehives, hunters, farmers, tanners and various manufacturers.
Based on their applied research on itinerant living behavior
Burkart Furtenbach create series of objects
supporting various cultural techniques of habitation.
Floor panels, carpets, sleeping rugs, mats, seats, tables, cushions, blankets, linen, ovens, stoves, cookware, tableware and transportation cases are usable sculptures of known identity, that represent concrete sites, landscapes and their cultures.

In their extended travels Hanna Burkart and Philipp Furtenbach
have built a collection of materials, retracing provenances and
manufacturing processes across various regions of Europe.
This search of materials lead them to tree populations, stone quarries,
herds of animals, beehives, hunters, farmers, tanners and various manufacturers.
Based on their applied research on itinerant living behavior Burkart Furtenbach
create series of objects supporting various cultural techniques of habitation.
Floor panels, carpets, sleeping rugs, mats, seats, tables, cushions, blankets, linen,
ovens, stoves, cookware, tableware and transportation cases
are usable sculptures of known identity,
that represent concrete sites, landscapes and their cultures.