”Well, how did I get here?”
The idea is to expand the materiality of paper with the limitations of only cutting and folding to experiment the possibilities of creating playful geometric dimensions from a single archival paper.
On the surface, it’s all the same but there’s this feeling of certain motion regardless of being it same as it ever was.
The idea is to expand the materiality of paper with the limitations of only cutting and folding to experiment the possibilities of creating playful geometric dimensions from a single archival paper.
On the surface, it’s all the same but there’s this feeling of certain motion regardless of being it same as it ever was.
Fine Art Paper Engineering, Paper Sculpture, Light Movement
SAME AS IT EVER WAS
Paper Engineering, Paper Sculpture, Light Movement
Archival Paper
Limited Edition of 3
Approx. 8.5" x 12" (Framed 12" x 16")
Created by APRL
2024
Paper Engineering, Paper Sculpture, Light Movement
Archival Paper
Limited Edition of 3
Approx. 8.5" x 12" (Framed 12" x 16")
Created by APRL
2024
”And you may ask yourself, How do I work this?”
Of course, fusing the principles of Paper Engineering into different art forms as I move forward. I’m coming to a point where I’m starting to understand the true nature of paper. Definitely excited to learn more, experiment, and execute concepts from my unidentified list and unanswered questions.
Paper is definitely not the most forgiving medium out there. Every decision from scoring, folding, or cutting, will always leave a mark. Interacting with paper is becoming a closer reflection of the way I hope and choose to live.
The process in creating SAME AS IT EVER WAS required careful dissection of paper, patience, patience, and patience.
"And you may ask yourself, Am I right, am I wrong?"
"And you may say to yourself, My God, what have I done?"
"SAME AS IT EVER WAS" is inspired by my all-time favorite song, Once In A Lifetime by Talking Heads. And yes, I try to dance like David Bryne every time I’m given an opportunity to do so.
Love u David Byrne!
See SAME AS IT EVER WAS at UP College of Fine Arts Booth - Art in The Park 2024.
I'm open for private commissions. For inquiries, feel free to send me an email. Thanks!
Of course, fusing the principles of Paper Engineering into different art forms as I move forward. I’m coming to a point where I’m starting to understand the true nature of paper. Definitely excited to learn more, experiment, and execute concepts from my unidentified list and unanswered questions.
Paper is definitely not the most forgiving medium out there. Every decision from scoring, folding, or cutting, will always leave a mark. Interacting with paper is becoming a closer reflection of the way I hope and choose to live.
The process in creating SAME AS IT EVER WAS required careful dissection of paper, patience, patience, and patience.
"And you may ask yourself, Am I right, am I wrong?"
"And you may say to yourself, My God, what have I done?"
"SAME AS IT EVER WAS" is inspired by my all-time favorite song, Once In A Lifetime by Talking Heads. And yes, I try to dance like David Bryne every time I’m given an opportunity to do so.
Love u David Byrne!
See SAME AS IT EVER WAS at UP College of Fine Arts Booth - Art in The Park 2024.
I'm open for private commissions. For inquiries, feel free to send me an email. Thanks!
Under the rocks and stones,
APRL
