In February 2015 at JFK International Airport, I was given the challenge along with Francesca Signori and Shotopop to build a city landmark made entirely out of Starbucks cups. My assistants Kirk Iwasaki, Grace Guarte and I teamed up to build Tokyo's Sensoji Pagoda. Built entirely of Starbucks cups and held together with hot glue, we got it done in 15 hours. This is a time lapse to show you how it went down. We worked as fast as we could.

A very exciting project I worked on with Tatiana Arocha for DFS, the world's largest luxury travel retailer, to promote their new brand T Galleria— the next level of luxury assortment and shopping experience.

The idea behind the Black Box Project® is quite simple: What will happen if you give designers a tool with which he or she can do whatever they like? The Black Box is nothing but a stage on which designers perform their art, without any limitations apart from using the unique characteristics of Invercote and the size of the box.

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A project for Bulwark FR. Because People Aren't Fireproof. Over an 8-month period, I created this large 3-dimensional paper sculpture and, in the end, it was burned down. You breathe so much life into this thing and to see it go so quickly, it's actually quite frightening. It just shows you how precious life is and how in the blink of an eye, in an instant, you can lose everything.

Behind the scenes time lapse footage for the making of the Bulwark 451 paper sculpture.