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Alluring Paper and blade art

 

 

Diana Beltran Herrera paper aviary comprises hundreds of sculptural birds, flowers, plants and insects.

Diana Beltran Herrera, is a Colombian designer and artist who has been working over the past years with paper as the primary medium in the production of her work.

Herrera has exhibited in her country as well as participating in solo and group shows in Europe, Asia and USA. Her recent commissions includes a piece for the Festival of ideas (program developed by Bristol City Council), and her first solo show in Asia (Jakarta, Indonesia) supported by the Embassy of Colombia in Indonesia and Cancilleria de Colombia en el Exterior.

Artistic work with paper is often meticulous and exact, requiring a healthy dose of patience, a knowledge of materials, and a steady hand. Herrera’s handiwork has seen the making of more than 100 construction paper and cardboard birds, fish, flower, plants and insects. Her colorful collection of birds is sculpted with a precise hyper-realism that matches the personalities and peculiarities of species from the great Hornbill to the European goldfinch.

The birds begin with a structural framework, also made from paper. Interwoven cardboard sheets form a sturdy foundation for the layers Herrera then applies. Each exterior sheet is carefully cut in tiny, oblong shapes that resemble individually plucked feathers. a fringe-like texture sliced into each edge mimics the wispy texture of actual plumage. The bird takes shape as Herrera meticulously attaches each colored quill, finally forming both large and small scale species that are nearly identical to their living, physical counterpart.

diana beltran herrera's paper aviary comprises hundreds of sculptural birds

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European goldfinch.

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Blue and yellow macaw.

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Toucan.

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Golden fronted leafbird.

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Cockatoo.

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Motmot.

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King bird of paradise.

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Blue masked lovebird (male and female)

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Great tit .

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Greater spotted woodpecker. Paper Sculpture. 

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 Blue tit. Paper Sculpture. 

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King bird of Paradise.

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Chicken. Paper Sculpture.

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Red throated hummingbird. 

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Greater Bird of Paradise.

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Installation ar FUCNK RAUM. Berlin.

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View more of Herrera’s work here.

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baloons,

wool and acrylic,

3D origamy,

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and Many more here.

 

Beautiful carvings on plain white paper done by an American, Maude white!

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15 Years old artist creates awesome 3D drawings between the lines

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Jake Weidmann – Youngest Master Penman of this world.

Only 12 People In The World Can Do THIS…And He’s The Youngest.

Jake Weidmann carries a distinction he shares with only 11 other people in the world and they are all at least 30 years his senior. What does he do, you ask? Calligraphy like a boss, that’s what! Jake is a Master Penman.

This young artist has always had a passion for penmanship, sprung from a natural perfectionism his mother claims as her contribution to his awesomeness. She says he was “always the last one out for recess” because he would be so focused on what he was writing. As you will see, Jake creates images you would never believe could be drawn with a dip pen and inkwell.

Youngest Master Penman of this world

Glow In The Dark Artwork By Bogi Fabian

Glow In The Dark Artwork By Bogi Fabian

Solar-Powered Balloon Made from Recycled Plastic Bags

Becoming Aerosolar by Tomas Saraceno

Argentine artist Tomás Saraceno creates an aerial sculpture artworks that explore humanity’s environmental impact on the planet made from thousands of reused plastic bags, which float upwards like a hot-air balloon when heated by the sun.
Becoming Aerosolar” is currently on view at the 21er Haus art museum in Vienna through August 30th.

Incredible Art work by Johannes Stotter

Colorful Chameleon and frog – Can you guess what they actually are?

Yes, indeed they are incredible art work by Johannes Stotter. You will be amazed when they actually start moving.

Gorgeously Surreal Sculptures Intricately Fuse Animals with Nature

Surreal Sculptures Intricately Fuse Animals with Nature by Ellen Jewett

Artist Ellen Jewett fuses plants, animals, and man-made devices to create fantastical portraits of animals. These hand-crafted hybrids, which she refers to as “natural history surrealist sculpture,” mimic the bodies of the creatures, but they deviate from the norm in usual ways. A rabbit’s fur is replaced by twisted branches and vines, and accentuated by tiny butterflies. And while three crows have some semblance of feathers, Jewett attached small trees that rise above their forms. You can even see sets of gears tucked into their branches.

Jewett’s extensive background helps her form these stunning sculptures. She is knowledgeable in anthropology, medical illustration, exotic animal care, and stop motion animation. These seemingly disparate fields all come together to support her artwork. They’ve not only taught her about anatomy and creating life-like animals, but allow her to go beyond realism and explore abstraction.

Jewett also chooses to abstain from materials that are known to have toxic properties, such as clay, paints, and glazes. She explains, “This, unavoidably, excludes most of what is commonly commercially available, and has sent me on a journey of unique material combination and invention.” The result is a complex, unusual beauty that makes her work incredibly unique.

Art Restaurant Kilimanjaro in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Kaleidoscopic Glass Installations

Kaleidoscopic Glass Installations by Olafur Eliasson

For more information visit: Olafur Eliasson