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Caterpillar

 

Caterpillar

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What if you take an origami folding pattern and try to make it out of a different material? A material that doesn’t have all the features paper does. A material that is only hard, not soft. Strong, but not tearable. A material that can only be cut with special machinery and not by simple scissors. A material that cannot be folded. Will it change the feeling you get when looking at it? Will the origami pattern have a different impact now that it is not made from paper, but a hard material? These are the kind of questions I asked myself when I started this project and this is what I tried to answer. I experimented with wood as well as steel to see how the change in material can alter the perception, impact and function the collapsible can have.

Stop Motion of wood Caterpillar.

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Stop Motion of steel Caterpillar.

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