Camouflage was originally designed to cover construction site fences and scaffoldings with artificial foliage, to make these environments aesthetically more pleasant. Camouflage is now also available for both exterior use and interior decoration purposes.
The design of Camouflage was based on the idea of developing a simple solution with maximum visual impact, which would allow to easily change the visual appearance of the construction sites. Camouflage is made out of sheets of tarpaulin, in such a way that it opens up and becomes three-dimensional once hanged. In addition, Camouflage installations can be lit to enhance the visual impact.
A must see I am not on my mac and screen capture is not working where I am so sorry no image but a must look see CHECK IT OUT HERE
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Do Ho Suh

Do ho Suh's new fabric piece in his ongoing body of work with internal portable architecture now included this guy. Check out more of his work HERE and this specific piece HERE
Failed Utopia

A large scale project with steel, silkscreen and fiberglass. Its a nice progress slideshow.
Check out all the photos HERE
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