Mühle Rasurkultur

Tobias Faisst’s view on materials, surfaces, and textures is always a play of associations. A photo series for MÜHLE.

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Berlin based photographer Tobias Faisst challenges the viewer. His perspective on materials, surfaces, and structures is always also a play of associations. When he is getting up-close, the results are no classical close-ups, but rather sculptural, almost abstract compositions. For this issue, Faisst has interpreted a number of MÜHLE-products with a fine sense of elegance and humour.

The handle of the safety-razor (Purist series) is made of briar wood, which is commonly used for making pipes
A MÜHLE classic: the R89 safety-razor made of chrome-plated brass
Rytmo is available in different colours *
Water-resistant and shockproof: the ivory-coloured safety-razor (Purist series) made of synthetic resin *
Shaving soap is foamed up in the shaving bowl or directly on the skin – available for different skin types
The DLC-coated, honeycomb-structured razor of the new Rocca stainless-steel series
For the storage of the shaving foam or for foaming up: shaving bowls made of chrome-plated stainless steel
African blackwood from Tanzania can only be processed with tools known from the field of metalwork due to its high density

This photo series has first been published in autumn 2016 in the printed edition of 30 Grad.
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