The studio is widely recognized for pioneering a unique approach to ceramic extrusion using custom, hand-built machines. These mechanical tools enable precise yet expressive forms, establishing a dynamic dialogue between man and machine. The studio’s process carefully balances raw, natural materials (primarily clay) with controlled human intervention and spontaneity, resulting in pieces that feel both intentional and organic.

The studio is widely recognized for pioneering a unique approach to ceramic extrusion using custom, hand-built machines. These mechanical tools enable precise yet expressive forms, establishing a dynamic dialogue between man and machine. The studio’s process carefully balances raw, natural materials (primarily clay) with controlled human intervention and spontaneity, resulting in pieces that feel both intentional and organic.

Inspired by defense architecture, Floris Wubben's ceramic pieces showcase the interplay between machines and humans. Through the art of extrusion, Wubben leverages the power of applied pressure and mechanical process to create an array of ceramics in captivating compositions. This unique artistry intertwines manual and mechanical methods, resulting in each piece being a product of combined efforts.

A prime example of the synergy between the studio's innovative extrusion techniques and the meticulous handwork that defines its craftsmanship. The combination of mechanical precision and labour-intensive manual intervention results in a design that embodies both technical expertise and artisanal skill. By blending these two approaches, the studio achieves a balance between machine-driven structure and the nuanced, human touch, creating a truly distinctive and thoughtful piece.

The studio is widely recognized for pioneering a unique approach to ceramic extrusion using custom, hand-built machines. These mechanical tools enable precise yet expressive forms, establishing a dynamic dialogue between man and machine. The studio’s process carefully balances raw, natural materials (primarily clay) with controlled human intervention and spontaneity, resulting in pieces that feel both intentional and organic.

Inspired by defense architecture, Floris Wubben's ceramic pieces showcase the interplay between machines and humans. Through the art of extrusion, Wubben leverages the power of applied pressure and mechanical process to create an array of ceramics in captivating compositions. This unique artistry intertwines manual and mechanical methods, resulting in each piece being a product of combined efforts.