Through his sculptural practice, artist Pontus Willfors says that he seeks to examine “aspects of nature that are viewed by our society as product, nuisance or waste.” One of his frequently recurring motifs is the form of tree branches and root systems that sprout from from everyday objects as seen in this collection of furniture pieces that remind us explicitly of the material’s origins.
Organic chair. Maple wood, 68 x 64 x 72 in.
Table with four chairs, 2015. White oak and honey locust wood, 146 x 160 x 168 in.
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