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Masked – In Flight by Sruli Recht

To coincide with Icelandic design festival DesignMarch, which began in Reykjavik yesterday, here are some parchment gas masks by Reykjavik designer Sruli Recht.

Called Masked – In Flight, the masks are made of folded parchment and contain respirators with replaceable filters.

They form part of the Non-Product series of objects from Recht’s fashion studio.

More about Sruli Recht on Dezeen:

R¿ng (January 2009)
Vopnabúrið, Recht’s flagship store in an abandoned fishery (September 2009)

See also: A3 Animals masks by Michael Schoner

DesignMarch continues until 21 March.

Here’s a little text from Recht:


Masked – In Flight,

Is an upcoming Non-Product, for sleeping and breathing.

A set of four travel masks from folded parchment with functional air-purifying grill format respirators and replaceable-cartridge white N95 filters.

Online now is the dedicated photo shoot with Marino Thorlacius for Vision Magazine China March 2010 Edition

Modelled by Guðrún Heiður Ísaksdóttir

One Response to Masked – In Flight by Sruli Recht

  1. sean says:

    hmmmm, what’s with all the mask lately?

  2. wtf says:

    i don’t get it how this is cool? its paper masks that everyone who has used a computer in the past year has seen 1000 times…

  3. Christopher says:

    Nice photography, pretty model. That is all.

  4. Are these masks or kind of… Soft SM ;)

    François Beydoun

  5. Zaedrus says:

    I’ll take her! It sure beats the ol’ paper bag trick!

  6. gschlosser says:

    The stormtroopers are back!

  7. Dennis says:

    …or burka accessory!

  8. Dimitris says:

    I love the simplicity of these.

  9. Flo says:

    Yeah, too many masks lately!

  10. kanye says:

    … and what about ALL the citizens of japan that wears a mask on a daily basis on the trains, buses, etc. where’s their props?

    this paper mask malarky is RUBBISH!

  11. arthur says:

    They seem to be made from parchment, which is leather not paper.

  12. Perfect, I had been looking for a stylish Hanibal mask for a while now!

  13. flying says:

    nice bra……

  14. Justin says:

    The child inside me wants to go out and make these and imagine myself as a ninja… The adult too. Id like to make one, even if it didnt functionally work.

  15. xtiaan says:

    theyre nice and kinky
    in a diamonds and cashmere rather than black rubber sorta way

  16. Dariusz says:

    nice photography.. so…why are we making masks? for bicycle riding?

  17. Fizz says:

    A bride for Darth Vader……

  18. jean biche says:

    IS there anybody on this website that actually read product description ? or is it beyond the “design enthusiast” capabilities ?
    Those comments are depressing.

  19. von says:

    Isn’t this supposed to be a comment forum for design commentary and constructive feedback?
    Half of these comments are worth of youtube. You people have too much time on your hands.
    If only Dezeen had more time to moderate.

  20. pavlo jokull says:

    And in what way Jean, does reading the product description alter anything?

  21. Fizz says:

    To jean biche and von – Yes I did read the description and I restate it here:

    “…is an upcoming Non-Product, for sleeping and breathing.
    A set of four travel masks from folded parchment with functional air-purifying grill format respirators and replaceable-cartridge white N95 filters.”

    Is there any wonder that such a design meets with the derision that it deserves. I mean, the very term… ‘non-product’ – purleeeez! And if we really need such devices as a ‘travel mask’ it begs the question of just what is our world coming to.

  22. diego says:

    I like it, its a pleasure to watch beautiful objects.

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