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The shape of each exhibit follows the structural and technological codes laid down at the stage of creation. Viewers are given the opportunity to unravel the functional solutions hidden under layers of thick paper. Most of the models are made in a single edition and have no analogues.
“For more than twenty-five years I have been designing things, and for more than ten years I have been working with paper, it all started with the study of traditional technologies and paper prototyping.
But gradually new opportunities and hidden meanin
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