Looking at these non-digitally-fabricated objects, could you tell how they were manufactured?
Switzerland-based designer and material researcher Fabio Hendry devised a new production method to create them. Both the method and his company have the same name: Hot Wire Extensions. Pure Nickel Plate
There's a fascinating glimpse of the process (video unembeddable) here.
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