Well hello there! I'm finally back home after a week in NYC for the NSS and some anniversary celebrations, and even after just a week away it feels so good to be home. I'm also excited to get back into a normal posting schedule after more than a week of NSS coverage and round-ups!
I thought we'd start the week off with these amazing paper sculptures by Peter Callesen:
On his website, Peter says that his "paper works have been based around an exploration of the relationship between two and three dimensionality." Peter almost exclusively uses A4-size sheets of paper, "because it is probably the most common and consumed media and format
for carrying information today, and in that sense it is something very
loaded." Peter then creates each cut in part to highlight the actual material of the paper, the thinness and fragility of which in turn highlights the tragic and romantic theme of the works.
Check out Peter's website for lots more of these delicate papercut sculptures. Just gorgeous!
{all images by Peter Callesen, found by my husband!}
The sixth photo down with the trail of flowers is stunning. Hats off to this excellent artist and thanks for sharing.
love, love, love these! so original…
These are just amazing!!!!
I love those tiny fences – so intricate!
Wow, great find! I would so love to see these with my own eyes.