نماذج من العمارة مبنية بالورق المقوي

مجسمات من الورق

نماذج من العمارة مبنية بالورق المقوي وحدة ، نوع جديد من الابداع يحمل خلفه اطنان من الصبر والعمل الشاق الدؤوب لخروج هذه الاعمال للنور .
ناطحات سحاب ، مباني تاريخية ، دور عبادة ، ونماذج اخرى من الهندسة المعمارية تم نقلها من الواقع الى التصميمات الورقية بالغة الدقة التي تحمل نفس الشكل والتصميم بكل التفاصيل الممكنه .
هذه الاشكال الرائعة تم عرضها في معرض استضافته العاصمة الفرنسية باريس اقيم لهذا الغرض في الصيف الماضي .

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[size=18][size=18]These amazing intricate details created by Amsterdam-based artist Ingrid Siliakus have been gathered under the name “Paper Architecture“. Miniature architectural details rise from thin folds of paper to shape three-dimensional artistic pieces. All those windows, corners and rooftops were designed to fit within a frame that imitates skylines and casts interesting shadows. Cubes, mock-ups, pop-ups all pieces are unique, but a special one is dedicated to the study of Gaudi’s astonishing work and named “Reflection on Sagrada Familia”. From prototype to detailed results, the Paper Architecture series were created by designing each layer with careful consideration, as an architect would design a building. Here are a few words on how the artist works: “To design a pattern from scratch, the artist needs the skills of an architect to create a two-dimensional design, which, with the patience and precision of a surgeon, becomes an ingenious three-dimensional wonder of paper. After the design stage, creating a paper architecture art work is done by a combination of detailed cutting and folding. The paperweight Ingrid uses for her creations varies from 160 to 300 gram.”Has any of you tried any cutting/folding techniques?[/size][/size]