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Strozyk instills wood with living properties and turns it into a flexible fabric with unexpected movements, changing colour and texture. She uses a traditional material in combination with innovative design to create new forms and experiences.

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Stroyzk changes our perception and idea of visual culture with her range of wooden textile products, a product line that mixes wood with fabric.

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Strozyk uses a special dye technique to stain the wood which emphasises the natural growth patterns in the wood.

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The process of turning wood into a textile surface begins by breaking wood into small, triangular surfaces and manually attaching them to a textile base. The wood is placed in geometric formats so that they're interchangeable and able to

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In today's society, the world around us is becoming intangible. Everything is done through the click of a button on a screen. We are in a time where visual culture is so strong that we need to re connect with materials and realign with the importance of giving emotional value to an object.

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Before launching her wooden textile line, she spent months experimenting with different types of wood in different weights and thicknesses. The wood she uses is wood veneer in 0.6mm thickness. Not all wood can be used, e.g. oak as it's too brittle. Maple and Cherry are also some wood which she uses.

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The result of Strozyk's work is a mix of stiffness and flexibility, challenging what's expected of this material. I think the beauty of amalgamation in her work is that at first, you're unaware of the combination of materials. Once you realise the construction, it elevates the work to an new level.

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The range wooden textiles seeks to convey a new experience. We are all used to hard wooden floors or touching tree bark but not a wooden surface that can be manipulated by our hands. Strozyk is constantly experimenting with ways to apply textile-like properties to wood, making it soft and flexible.