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Cartd - Vessels - Set of 3
The new Cartd series – Vessels – is the result of our exploration into activating multiple folds through a single motion. It examines how one input can set off a coordinated sequence of folds, producing a controlled mechanical response from a flat sheet. In simple terms, it allows a piece of paper to move in ways that go beyond the basic open-and-close action of a single fold. The outcome is a set of hinge-like forms that do not function as standalone objects. Instead, they operate as components that link separate parts, creating a sense of continuity that keeps those parts connected even as they move.
Furthering this inquiry, we began to consider what other functions these hinge-like forms could afford beyond simply connecting parts. One such outcome is the introduction of dimensionality, alongside motion. Some of these paper hinges allow flat cut-out silhouettes to expand into small volumes, giving them the capacity to hold and enclose. This is how the Vessels series was conceived: flat cut-outs of vases gaining an additional dimension through motion.
A 3D-printed collapsible stand, designed to contain water and support live floral arrangements, is included.
(Material)
Keaykolour Sombre Grey 300g (Card)
PETG Translucent (Stand)
(Contents & Dimensions*)
A - 120mm(w) X 130mm(h)
B - 130mm(w) X 120mm(h)
C - 137mm(w) X 100mm(h)
Envelope - 180mm(w) X 150mm(h)
Box - 195mm(l) X 155mm(b) X 20mm(h)
Stand Base - 45mm(d)
Container - 15mm(l) X 15mm(b) X 50mm(h)
*Flowers not included
The new Cartd series – Vessels – is the result of our exploration into activating multiple folds through a single motion. It examines how one input can set off a coordinated sequence of folds, producing a controlled mechanical response from a flat sheet. In simple terms, it allows a piece of paper to move in ways that go beyond the basic open-and-close action of a single fold. The outcome is a set of hinge-like forms that do not function as standalone objects. Instead, they operate as components that link separate parts, creating a sense of continuity that keeps those parts connected even as they move.
Furthering this inquiry, we began to consider what other functions these hinge-like forms could afford beyond simply connecting parts. One such outcome is the introduction of dimensionality, alongside motion. Some of these paper hinges allow flat cut-out silhouettes to expand into small volumes, giving them the capacity to hold and enclose. This is how the Vessels series was conceived: flat cut-outs of vases gaining an additional dimension through motion.
A 3D-printed collapsible stand, designed to contain water and support live floral arrangements, is included.
(Material)
Keaykolour Sombre Grey 300g (Card)
PETG Translucent (Stand)
(Contents & Dimensions*)
A - 120mm(w) X 130mm(h)
B - 130mm(w) X 120mm(h)
C - 137mm(w) X 100mm(h)
Envelope - 180mm(w) X 150mm(h)
Box - 195mm(l) X 155mm(b) X 20mm(h)
Stand Base - 45mm(d)
Container - 15mm(l) X 15mm(b) X 50mm(h)
*Flowers not included