“THROW OUT THE JANSPORTS, DARN IT!”
The backpack is the development of a new way of assembly that utilizes the physical attributes of the materials from which it is made. It is constructed of a three-dimensional polygon system, which is the result of released tensions and convergence of the material.
While the backpack parts are in that state, the bag gets its exterior shape, and remains so due to geometric locks as a result of the shrink. The relationship between the parts enables the opening and closing of the backpack, and determines its design and unique shape.
THE MEIOSIS BACKPACK BY DAVIDI GALID OF SHENKAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND DESIGN IN TEL AVIV, ISRAEL.
Via: Yankodesign.com






Davidi,
Firstly I will give my compliments in designing what can only be called appealing, elegant and enticing. You have taken the back protector and , the turtle shell – a robust, yet alluring shape – to produce a.
Although this may not have been your work scheme – the end result, a three dimensional geometric look, was created.
My first question is an expected one – when can I set my eyes on one? Are you approaching any manufacturers? I shall be blunt and admit I thought I was looking at a Crumpler Rug-Sack due to the desirability of their goods.
All the Best.
My sons can tear up a bookbag in 3 month’s flat… not good when a school year is 9 months. If these are durable… I would get one.