American creates a unique geometric sculptures from paper
A big imagination and a lot of hard work.
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Artist Matthew Shlian from Michigan can be called the paper master. Of the most common paper, folded in a special way, he creates amazing three dimensional surfaces.
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Clean often makes several separate pieces, and then combines them into a single fabric. But sometimes he uses the technique of origami, bending the paper in a special way to get a bulk surface.
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Previously, the artist worked only with white and black paper, but recently, his work became brighter. He not only uses materials of other colors, but also adds paint to the existing sculptures.
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According to Shlian, very rarely it appears the idea of sculptures that he wants to bring to life. Often the works are created directly in the creative process.
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