A die electric is an insulating material that doesn’t conduct electricity. The “Die Electric” experiment makes use of this material to create products that ironically require you to plug them in. Examples are a power cord twisted to form a shelf, a plant potter that looks suspended when plugged in, and a toothbrush holder made from a wrapped cable.
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