Morris, An Interactive Stuffed Animal Fish That Can Be Turned Inside Out to Examine His Innards
Morris is an interactive stuffed animal fish, created by skilled cross-disciplinary artist and designer Rachel Ciavarella, that allows you to turn him inside out and examine his innards. Rachel is currently raising funds on Kickstarter to help her make a limited production run of the reversible Morris.
Morris started as an exploration of material textures, his fantastic form was inspired by the real fish that inhabit our Earth. I wanted to make an object that showcased the unique and often overlooked sense of touch. Morris offers a new and playful way to experience everyday materials!
images via Rachel Ciavarella
submitted via Laughing Squid Tips
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