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This is a design framework based on a concept of perceived affordance of certain functional items. It uses the simplest shape to explore other possibilities for everyday items, away from their intended functionality.
The drive for perfection in product design today does not create a better life for people, but destroys certain ‘wild’ life. In this state, I seek to identify the real activities of people’s lives that occur outside of this crazy mass manufacturing and ma
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