Zipped-Up Public Spaces


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The Zipper Tape Project|
This experimental sticker project by French designer Benoit Lemoine is simple but entertaining. Large rolls of tape are applied to public spaces and trees to mimic a giant zipper. I hope Lemoine makes his creation available to the public, as there is clearly much fun to be had with this one. The gallery also shows the Zipper Pond by JuMing at the Juming Museum. Source: lemoinebenoit.eu Via: apartmenttherapy |
Minimalist Durable Tape Dispensers
The TapeWORMThe humble adhesive tape dispenser usually comes in two varieties: the humongous and heavy type and the cheap plastic ones which quickly falls apart. The solution is the radically different tapeWORM which…
Gaffer Tape Upholstery (GALLERY)
'Period 1st Tape' Chairs by Anan PairotTrend Hunter previously featured the awesome Cabbage Light by designer Anon Pairot, and now he has wooed us his design again with these fabulous gaffer tape chairs. Entitled ‘Period 1st tape’ these were…
DIY Activism
Caution Tape For Social Commentary“Don’t worry, everything is ok. There’s no need to act. Nothing needs to change. Please, just go about your business.” This is the ironic suggestion implied by this roll of bright yellow, caution-style…
Duct Tape Art (GALLERY)
From Fashion to SculpturesDuct tape art is quite the novelty. The medium is durable, and much cleaner that clay or paper mache. Maybe not as malleable, but still unique as an art supply. A quick Internet search led me to an…
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