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While researching various ways to fold paper (for the design of an invitation) I came across VEASYBLE. A set of wearable accessories made from paper bonded to polyethylene and fabric that can be converted into a means of isolation.

Pretty cool if you ask me.

“The project is based on three keywords: isolation, intimacy and ornament. It consists of a set of wearable objects that can be converted into means of isolation, to create a personal intimacy in any environment. The idea derives from a reflection on the change in our relationship with the domestic environment, due to the effects of our increasing mobility, and how this has affected our concept of intimacy, creating new demands.”

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