Flying Away Paper
Viewers enter this installation under a cut paper canopy that is like an inverted honeycomb. Delicate drypoint images of swarms hover slightly away from the walls. Visitors participate by inflating handmade flat paper boxes with exhaled breath, inserting written wishes, and tying these to the ends of strings hanging from the ceiling. Over the course…
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Paper Chandeliers installation by Cristina Parreño Architecture and MIT at ARCOMadrid.
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To celebrate the school summer holidays in 2015, the National Museum of Singapore launched an exhibition for children which included a bright and beau...
Superabundant Atmosphere is an installation developed by New York City-based artist Jacob Hashimoto. The site-specific piece consisted of thousands of
Hanging from the ceiling like candy-colored droplets, the paper-pulp mobiles by Yuko Nishikawa turn a stark gallery into a whimsical dreamscape. The Brooklyn-based artist fashions wide, sloping vessels and punctured rings from recycled packages, old diaries, sketches, and other waste materials, forming individual pods that attach to sprawling metal armature. Ephemeral in material and design,Continue reading "Sprawling Paper-Pulp Mobiles by Yuko Nishikawa Suspend Whimsically Colored Pods in the Air"
Come Up to My Room is an alternative design event held annually at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto. This year it showcased the incredible talents of over 50 designers. Room 211 had three things I love: white, white and more white. Artists: Lisa Keophila | Fiona Lim Tung | Kristen Lim Tung | Jon Margono…
When I first came across Kirsten Hassenfeld’s installations they took my breath away – they are so delicate and intricate, and appear like dripping chandeliers of crystal and diamonds. She creates them using paper and mixed media, sometimes even incorporating unexpected materials like pipe cleaners. I would love to see them in person! Check out […]
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Jacob Hashimoto
A stunning papercut installation by Mia Pearlman. This one – an 11-foot-tall, multi-level, rotating mobile called Maelstrom – is currently on exhibit at Smack Mellon in Brooklyn: This piece, called Eddy, is equally stunning: {via A Good Idea on Paper}
Here is an assortment of photos of my work with paper.
For his latest exhibition, The 14th Factory, Simon Birch has created The Crusher (The Talisman), a site-specific, suspended pitchfork installation.
