Sacer is a cd-case created through bionic.
It was developed by the studying of the scarab (Scarabeus sacer),
and the observation of its flying wings.
The folding mechanism appears on a sheet of paper, on which is shown only cut and crease.
An elastic string and a brazilian seed tied by knots work to fasten.
Project finalist of IF Concept Award 2008
Created by Erika Hegenberg and Alessandra Enriconi
Academic project 2006
Sacer is a cd-case created through bionic.
It was developed by the studying of the scarab (Scarabeus sacer),
and the observation of its flying wings.
The folding mechanism appears on a sheet of paper, on which is shown only cut and crease.
An elastic string and a brazilian seed tied by knots work to fasten.
Project finalist of IF Concept Award 2008
Created by Erika Hegenberg and Alessandra Enriconi
Academic project 2006
Sacer is a cd-case created through bionic.
It was developed by the studying of the scarab (Scarabeus sacer),
and the observation of its flying wings.
The folding mechanism appears on a sheet of paper, on which is shown only cut and crease.
An elastic string and a brazilian seed tied by knots work to fasten.
Project finalist of IF Concept Award 2008
Created by Erika Hegenberg and Alessandra Enriconi
Academic project 2006
Sacer is a cd-case created through bionic.
It was developed by the studying of the scarab (Scarabeus sacer),
and the observation of its flying wings.
The folding mechanism appears on a sheet of paper, on which is shown only cut and crease.
An elastic string and a brazilian seed tied by knots work to fasten.
Project finalist of IF Concept Award 2008
Created by Erika Hegenberg and Alessandra Enriconi
Academic project 2006
Sacer is a cd-case created through bionic.
It was developed by the studying of the scarab (Scarabeus sacer),
and the observation of its flying wings.
The folding mechanism appears on a sheet of paper, on which is shown only cut and crease.
An elastic string and a brazilian seed tied by knots work to fasten.
Project finalist of IF Concept Award 2008
Created by Erika Hegenberg and Alessandra Enriconi
Academic project 2006
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