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Push Pull explores how aluminium extrusion can become a tactile, handheld object. A single profile is cut, assembled, and anodized, shifting the material from industrial utility to an intimate gesture of use and care, using only the logic of its own assembly system.
An aluminium hand brush and push broom
Push Pull explores how aluminium extrusion can become a tactile, handheld object. A single profile is cut, assembled, and anodized, shifting the material from industrial utility to an intimate gesture of use and care, using only the logic of its own assembly system.
About Rupert Jasper
Rupert is a product designer whose work explores the relationship between form, colour, and material. Inspired by restrictions and guided by a hands on way of thinking, he approaches design as a conversation between idea and process.
