spaceishere:

Mikito Ozeki // Cut Out

Amazing!

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magpieandwhale:

fuckyeahbookarts:

key of E flat by Louise Richardson 

Ohmygosh, new favorite Tumblr.

sessarrua:

Yulia Brodskaya

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lnop:

Catherine Bertola’s work is an attempt to look beyond the surface of objects and buildings, to uncover forgotten and invisible histories of places and people, as a way of reframing and considering the past.

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gothiccharmschool:

I’m fascinated by these sorts of book sculptures. 

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lkworld:

maps by Matthew Picton

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patternbank:

Using traditional kite-making techniques, Jacob Hashimoto draws on his Japanese heredity to create these amazing three dimensional wall works. He maticulously creates thousands of miniature ‘kites’: bamboo stiffened rice paper shapes suspended with nylon fishing wire. http://jacobhashimoto.com/

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ianbrooks:

Bookscapes by Guy Laramee

Utilizing obsolete encyclopedias and other heavy texts, Guy makes them relevant again by repurposing them as traversible landscapes for tiny people. Or fleas maybe.

(via: My Modern Met)

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Dutch designers Wendy Plomp of WND and Edhv teamed up to construct the Paper Cave installation at the exhibition space of the Verger shop in Milan.

(Paper Cave via Pleat Farm)

Paper art installation by Nuria Moria for the ARCO fair.

(via Nuria Mora | Design*Sponge)