ODDD transforms 2D graphics into 3D forms with O2 vase collection
all images courtesy of ODDD

 

 

 

the ‘O2 vase’ collection is a series of vessels that form a unique play between two-dimensional graphics and three-dimensional form. created by london’s ODDD studio, each of the four designs is transformed into a simple sphere-like cube using nothing but folding and a breath of air. the concept was created during explorations between 2D and 3D. while interesting enough on paper, ODDD believed drawings or patterns could be improved by nothing more than changing their shape. working backwards through archives of sketches and drawings, the best were then converted into tangible, home decoration worthy pieces.

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‘O2 vase’ — tyvek material 

 

 

 

‘O2 vases’ are currently gathering funds on kickstarter. there is a total of four designs so far, two made with tyvek (for dry arrangements), and two with transparent film (for water-based arrangements). during printing, a speciality metallic paper lays the various designs and graphics on the surface, creating a shiny, unique look to each. to support the project, visit ODDD’s crowdfunding page, here.  

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transforming from 2-to-3 dimensions 

 


video courtesy of soonhee jeong

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copper graphic, transparent film, 80mm(W) x 80mm(D) x 80mm(H)

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gold graphic, transparent film, 80mm(W) x 80mm(D) x 80mm(H) 

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gold, black tyvek, 80mm(W) x 80mm(D) x 80mm(H)

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folding process 

ODDD transforms 2D graphics into 3D forms with O2 vase collection
work in progress

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packaging 

 

 

designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.

 

edited by: nick brink | designboom