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Insecurity Envelopes are a series of laser-cut envelopes that I am developing based on the patterns printed inside security envelopes. Series #1 should be produced and available soon.
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and another great work!
i like your peaces very much! it really reflexes our time…
greetings from Germany, Malte!
Awesome. I saw this in my RSS reader and already figured it was your work before seeing the blog title.
I just had an idea. You could create images of fractals on those envelopes…now that would be aweseome. The bigger the envelope, the better.
these are gorgeous, man. that last one, the pale yellow, is just sick. love those little blocky areas where language should be, too… well done.
Great art man!
pretty interesting stuff. i have to say the brown one is my favorite.
Wow. That is impressive.
Those are the most beautiful man made things that I have seen in quite some time.
Make sure you not sent cash money inside the envelope.
would a blank check be okay?
I love the statement this makes
oh my god i’m blown away by your site!
Some one has wa-a-a-a-y to much free time !!!!
Actually, someone just uses his “free time” to create things.
oposite to you that has no free time for inteligence…
this is really neat!
wow but what kinds of things could you send in these?
Letters, for one thing. Though, anything that fits in an envelope, but isn’t too small to fall out the holes.
I love the honeycomb cubes, Jonathan! Any news on series #1?
Thanks for the new ideas/inspiration it has given me.
Brilliant. Did you use a laser cutter? I’m fascinated by the meticulous details of both your and Keetra’s creations.
Yes, I had access to a laser cutter while at Cranbrook.
These are lovely! What a neat idea. The brown one is my favorite I think.
Your idea surprised me in a good way.
These are amazing. Great concept. So are these supposed to work similar to the security envelopes but instead of making people secure about their things, they are insecure because they believe people will be able to see their information, but they won’t really?
These are so elegant. I am in awe.
This is beautiful art work.
Keep it up!