Paper Art II
ISBN: 978-988-13542-4-2 Size: 248290mm Pages: 320
What is paper art? The crease and fold paper creates incredible paper installation art etc. This book offers readers a comprehensive introduction of the current paper art design, especially in recent two years. As a book specializing in present paper art design, it collects plenty of works from excellent design teams. This book is divided into three parts: graphic paper art, 3D paper art, and interior paper art. In a word, this book will leave you a deep impression at first sight. It is a path that leads to greatness and success.
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HERMES: Carte Blanche Design Agency: Wanda Barcelona Drawing Artist: Benoît- Pierre Emery
“Our creation is a tribute to mosaic art dating back to Greek antiquity and characteristic of this porcelain dinner service. We have reproduced the platinum tiles of the Mosaïque au 24 service by folding up tiny pieces of paper. The Hermès ex-libris which can be seen at the centre was meticulous work as we made it from a hundred polyhedrons, a three-dimensional geometric shape. On the inside of the window, it is as if a myriad of small pieces of paper have just split into pieces… Explosive!”
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Carte Blanche
Artist: Ferry Staverman Client: Hermès Paris Materials: white museum cardboard Photography: Photograph by Hermés
My paper works are inspired by the tableware Blue d’Ailleurs. In 2013 Hermès asked me to make artworks which can be used as stands, using the forms which are present in this tableware. The paper objects are laser cut in white museum cardboard. The 4 objects make a forest of forms. The highest is 1m55. Totally there will be 8 sets of 4 objects which will be showed in different countries.
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LALIQUE Design Agency: Wanda Barcelona
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For The Maison et Objet fair on summer 2013 held in Paris, the traditional Parissian cristal brand Lalique decided to launch their latest luxury Vase inspired by the leaf of the Platan. Fot this they invited us to fill the showroom with a gigantic chandelier-like twister of leaves that was born inside the vase and flew all around the room filling the space with a magical fairy-tale-like ambience.
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Dior Vendome Design Agency: Wanda Barcelona
Dior’s exclusive jewelry boutique on Place Vendôme was in its best regalia last Christmas 2013. A spectacularly lush winter garden exquisitely crafted out of the finest paper. There you will find rich rosebushes, bright daisies, bushy hydrangeas and luxuriant ivy, all inspired by Christian Dior’s mesmerizing gardens. This floral installation travelled afterwards to Tokyo to dress the following expositions of the gardens of Christian Dior.
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Peugeot
In Peugeot Avenue, the brand exhibits their most precious creations since their beginnings. In the autumn of 2012 they invited us to fill their wonderful space with a gigantic Wanda installation named Emotion in motion. We spent 560 hours creating the 2800 birds that surrounded gracefully peugeot’s cars and the 2400 origami that built the proud lion that stood in Paris’ emblematic street Champs Elysee. Design Agency: Wanda Barcelona
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Vetrine di Natale — Christmas Windows
PAPER ART II / 081 Chris Bosse, director of multinational LAVA, was one of seven designers from around the world to be commissioned to create a window — others were Kirsten Hassenfeld, Gyngy Laky, Andrea Mastrovito, Satsuki Oishi, Richard Sweeney, Margherita Marchioni and Tjep. The store windows were at la Rinascente at Piazza Duomo, in the centre of Milan, design capital of the world. This was the first time la Rinascente commissioned artists to do Christmas windows. The installation showed how a particular module, copied from nature, can generate architectural space, and how the intelligence of the smallest unit dictates the intelligence of the overall system. Ecosystems such as coral reefs act as a metaphor for an architecture where the individual components interact in symbiosis to create an environment. Bosse says: “In urban terms, the smallest homes, the spaces they create, the energy they use, the heat and moisture they absorb, multiply into a bigger organisational system, whose sustainabilty depends on their intelligence “. Current trends in parametric modeling, digital fabrication and material science were applied to the space-filling installation.
Architects: LAVA (Chris Bosse, Tobias Wallisser, Alexander Rieck)
Location: Milan, Italy Photography: Filippo Patrese
Client: la Rinascente
Laboratory for Visionary Architecture [LAVA] created a window installation for the famous Italian department store la Rinascente for its Vetrine di Natale [Christmas Windows]. LAVA’s origami coral reef used 1500 recycled and recyclable cardboard molecules and explored the intelligence of natural and architectural systems. The sculpture played with space by climbing up walls and arching over to create coral caves. Based on the geometrical structures of sea foam and corals, the colourful reef came to life through dynamic lighting and sound.