Mühle Rasurkultur

Rock in the surf or gleaming jewellery, boulder or celestial body, construction material or cult object, ancient and yet timeless – stones have been omnipresent in people’s lives since time immemorial. The unique diversity of their shapes, colours and structures has been a constant source of inspiration for artists and designers.

Rocks and Blades

Berlin-based photographer and creative director: Tobias Faisst operates at the intersection of product staging, art, and digital aesthetics. With a background in communication design and a deep fascination for light, texture, and form, he creates visual worlds that go far beyond traditional product photography. His minimalist, detail-oriented imagery follows an analytical approach that not only understands trends but explores their limits to shape visual futures.

For MÜHLE, Tobias Faisst has captured the fascination of stones and blades in a reduced, sculptural visual language—timeless and forward-looking.

Fels in der Brandung oder funkelndes Schmuckstück: Tobias Faisst kombiniert MÜHLE-Produkte mit Steinen. Eine Reise durch Formen, Farben und Strukturen.
Perfect balance: porcelain shaving bowl from the Hexagon series.
Morning glory: a safety razor from the Hexagon series, in the colour version Sunrise.
Rocca – the Italian word for rock or fortress – gave
the series its name. Here’s a brush from the Jet version.
Facing the hardships of daily life with a soft skin:
Face Cream from the Organic series nurtures and protects.
Millennia-old material: the handle of this shaver from the Edition series is made of moor oak.

This photo series has first been published in the printed edition of 30 Grad. You can subscribe here for free.