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This object explores the transition of a children’s toy into adulthood.
Trough revealing its mechanics and adjusting the indicators of interaction the object sparks the spirit of play in adults.
Toy prototype I
This object explores the transition of a children’s toy into adulthood.
Trough revealing its mechanics and adjusting the indicators of interaction the object sparks the spirit of play in adults.
About Franz Kirsch
After working in a blacksmith for several years I moved to Hildesheim where I am currently studying in the jewellery department at the hawk. In Hildesheim, together with friends and c we recently founded the meltery collectivey.
