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Mademoiselle Maurice: Colorful Origami Street Art
Mademoiselle Maurice is an artist based out of France whose work is reflected through that of lace, photography, painting, embroidery and origami, shown here. She creates her pieces at first sight with a deep sensitivity and connection to the events encountered in her daily life.
“Rainbow” is the latest installation of Mademoiselle Maurice, which covers the streets of Paris with bursts of color. The rainbow consists of thousands of colorful origami paper that is folded, then glued to portray these lovely sculptural prismic shapes. This makes me want something like this in my room! Be sure to check out the beautiful video below.
Posted in origami, strictlypaper
Tagged colorful, france, mademoiselle maurice, origami, street art
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Colorful 3D Paper Sculptures by Nuria Mora
“The Spanish street artist Nuria Mora has created colorful origami pieces and placed them on display in public ad spaces in Tirso de Molina square, downtown Madrid. Inserting her 3D paper sculptures into billboards in the bustling city center, they can be enjoyed by shoppers and passers-by, as they are viewable from both sides and lit up at night.” — PSFK
Posted in installation, origami, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged 3d, colorful, madrid, nuria mora, origami, paper sculpture, spain, street art
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