Vacuum-forming packages are widely used around the globe. In light of the world's waste problem, the increasing volume of vacuum-forming packaging raises questions. Can the function of a package be expanded?

Can a package evolve into a product?

 

These possibilities are examined through a collection of suggested applications:
Zero-Thick Sabbath Candles - A two-candle package which also serves as the candlesticks themselves;
Zero-Thick Sharpener - The blade is attached to the lower part of the package. Shavings are collected in the upper chamber;
Zero-Thick Flashlight - The components of a flashlight are packaged so as to close an electric circuit. A battery package becomes an outer shell of a flashlight.

Collaboration with Yuval Tal.