Arquivos de Tag: Matthew

Matthew Lim Uses Kirigami Cuts to Build Transformable Tables and Everyday Tools

Kirigami, the Japanese practice of cutting paper in addition to folding it, opens possibilities that pure folding alone cannot reach. Matthew Lim applied the method to a series of objects that shift from a completely flat sheet into a usable three-dimensional form and back again, relying on carefully placed cuts and folds rather than fasteners […]

Matthew Perks Builds a New Invisible PC That Hides the Desk Too

Most visitors would pass the frame of Matthew Perks’ new invisible PC without a second glance. A mountain valley fills the canvas, river through the center, pines and rock along the banks, a small steam engine lost in the mist. Real paintings hang on either side, and the arrangement reads as ordinary wall art. A […]