Stories
of dedication
'A hat will be different depending on who’s working on it because they all have their own tools, their own hand feeling and way of working,' 
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'The locals swear that to avoid rotting wood the pieces must be harvested during a certain phase of the moon’s cycle'
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‘I like making pieces in all sorts of sizes, and as I get older I feel like I’m getting a little bit smaller. But I do like that broader, bigger brushstroke. Everyone has their ego’
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'I think Sleep can still speak to our moment, just not in the way that we expected it to'
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‘In a place like Holmen, your menu is decided for you! If I’m standing next to the juniper and the sheep are down by the water’s edge among the seaweed – you cook the lamb in seaweed and serve it with the juniper’
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‘It would be much quicker to plough up a field and plant it with wildflower seed, but they may not be the kind of flowers that succeed here’
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‘Any doctor will tell you there’s no space for your smartphone in your room. Even if it’s turned off, it still has an influence over you, tremendously. Because we relate to objects. When it is on your bedside table, it has an influence over you. These people who think they can solve people’s problems through technology – and yet they don’t understand people!’
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‘The only way you can lay hair is by hand. You need to feel it and no machine can do that. Craft makes sense if it does a better job, but cutting timber is more accurate with a machine’
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‘I used clothing methods; turning the seams in, stitching them and turning them out… We had quite a point of difference and it took off really quickly’
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