This piece of paper architecture is by a
designer called Ingrid Siliakus she is very well known for her breathe taking
paper sculptures. She started out creating famous buildings out of paper while
also manipulating their form; she then grew to create her own architecture
styled pieces. Her work is considered to be the product of marrying two paper
art forms together, origami and pop-up. I have chosen this piece of work
specifically for its precision. The cleanness of each cut is amazing and adds
to its perfectness. The layering and intertwinement intrigues me into the
piece, for me this is what design craft is all about. The way Ingrid lights her
piece is important too because shadows emphasize folds. She has put subtle
light in from both sides of the piece adding shadow. The piece itself has
shadow because of the imprinted cut out left where the layers have been raise
from forming a double shadow. Ingrid Siliakus produces he work by cutting into
paper and then manipulates it so that it rises up from the surface, almost like
a pop-up book. Ingrid produces 20-30 prototypes before her final draft is
completed to make sure all the problems with her designs are solve before beginning
the final outcome.
More picture of Ingrid Siliakus' work
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