'Quite quickly the 1,000-square-metre space started mirroring in our work and the project moved in a more architectural direction,' Frederik Gustav continued. The installation aims to combine architectural, lighting and object design 'We started the project in our small studio space that kind of influenced the scale of our work, but at some point, we began lacking ceiling space and then we gradually moved out into the big production hall,' said the design duo. While developing the installation, Frederik Gustav relocated from its small studio space to an open production hall, which influenced the architectural nature of the lighting design. The design of Paperwork can be scaled and modified into different arrangements.

The paper sheets are treated with beeswax The light-diffusing sheets are made from cardboard paper, chosen for its copper-like hue when illuminated, and treated with beeswax to make it more transluscent. Paperwork can be scaled to different sizes and arrangementsĪccording to the designers, Paperwork showcases the beauty of simple, everyday and accessible materials. The design duo describes how they observed that weighted thread naturally intertwines together, 'providing two parallel lines with the clamping ability to fasten relatively light objects, such as paper'.

Translucent vellum papers