JIRI EVENHUIS

Jiri Evenhuis was born in 1973 in Amsterdam and graduated from the Amsterdam Gerrit Rietveld Academy in 2000 as an industrial designer.

In the late 90’s he invented a patent pending 3D printable fabric, which has been further developed at Freedom of Creation with Janne Kyttanen as well as at electro optical systems in Germany and at Loughsborough University in the United Kingdom.

.MGX Designs

METROPOLIS_II.MGX

Inspired by the sophistication and intricacy of a real urban landscape, the Metropolis_II.MGX was created as a single piece, without joints or seams, showing off the incredible possibilities of 3D printing technologies. ... read more

TORUS.MGX

Inspired by the 'surface of revolution' found in geometry, the Torus.MGX floor lamp features a delicate textured skin and a magical display of shadow and light. ... read more

OPEN_CUBE.MGX

As much a piece of architecture as a lamp, the Open_Cube.MGX resembles a translucent piece of amber when off, and creates a light and airy effect when switched on. ... read more