‘5dpi’ by dzmitry samal

paris-based belarusian designer dzmitry samal has created ‘5dpi’ glasses. the frames of the eyewear emulate a pixelated effect that often occured in late 1980’s computerized graphics. the glasses are molded from acetate and filed in order to create the angular pixilated frame, painted brightly afterward. the futuristic specs recall the societal fascination with ‘informational aesthetic’. 

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewear the pixilated eyeglasses

 

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewear contextual view of the eyewear

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewear the frames may be customized with varying arm colors

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewear initializing

the process of fabrication

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewearalternate view of the fabrication process

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewear view of the raw frames

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewear detailed views of the eyewear in progress

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewear alternate view of the raw pixilated frame

dzmitry samal: 5dpi eyewear

conceptual drawings of ‘5dpi’

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