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Cross-stitch

A collection of 3D fabrics that fold, fracture and turn three-dimensional, derived from the flat printed pattern. The textiles are made in a unique process, in which the printed image defines the fabric’s dropping and folding. The light, elastic textiles are dyed and then screen printed with an inflexible material that indicates the nature of the fabric’s movement and creates a new, three-dimensional textile structure. — Mika Barr

Bernardi Roig - The Cow (2011)

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Texture

XYZ Shoe by Earl Stewart

You are able to delve into the process of making these ceramic pieces through their interesting cut sections, as compared to the traditional ceramics. Check out more of the experiments by Unfold http://bit.ly/15drFN2  http://bit.ly/O6BOVx http://bit.ly/1dMUoQr

The abandoned wooden bridge Kinsol Trestle in Vancouver Island, Canada (by Bryn Tassel).