The surface is the defining element of a space, the first connection with the user.
This research explores the creation of surfaces using the traditional Japanese technique of Kirigami, where paper is cut and folded to create complex three-dimensional structures. New design horizons arise from the materiality itself, opening up new possible pathways. The models are the result of purely manual work, serving as tools for research and experimentation in design composition. Their purpose is to represent an idea or evoke a concept.
Participants:
Lidia Antoniazzo, Elena Arnoldi, Riccardo Barettin, Beatrice Barnaba, Laura Bassetto, Elisa Bernardi, Giulia Berto, Giulia Biasin, Erica Bolzonello, Elena Maria Bortoletto, Matteo Campagna, Giorgia Cardin, Jacopo Caruso, Lorenzo Castellini, Luigi Cattarin, Martina Cazzaro, Silvia Censi, Matilde Da Dalt, Chiara Da Rold, Noemi Dalla Bona, Samuele Dalla Pietra, Francesca De Marchi, Federica Dufour , Filippo Fornasiero, Ludovica Frau, Vanessa Greco, Christian Grillo, Marta Lain, Irene Laurenti, Luca Longhin, Michela Lucatello, Sofia Maniero, Alvise Menconi, Marzia Moino, Lisa Murarotto, Loredana Ndreca, Anna Pandolfo, Martina Paparella, Chiara Patatti, Anna Pertile, Giacomo Peterlini, Silvia Piazza, Matilde Piovan, Eleonora Piovesan, Carlotta Prandi, Sergio Rebucci, Pamela Stefany Rojas Chuco, Matthias Savino, Costanza Serfilippi, Viola Trinca, Giovanni Tronchin, Alessandro Vazzoler, Elisa Vit, Giorgio Ye, Michelle Zanatta, Silvia Zanette, Giulia Zulian
