Digital tools yet to overshadow the charm and infinite potential of paper Airplanes. Hats. Boats. Maybe fortune-tellers. For most of us, that summarizes the extent of our paper sculpting repertoire.

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Installation view of FOLD: Golden Venture Paper Sculptures at the Museum of Chinese in America (all images courtesy the Museum of Chinese in America) On the morning of June 6, 1993, a cargo ship named ...

At a glance, Ivan Markovic’s sculptures seem impossibly light, as if they could dissolve back into silence at any moment. Yet, upon closer inspection, they reveal a profound structural integrity, a ...

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To create an average-sized bust, Li manually glues together over 5,000 pieces of paper in a honeycomb pattern, using pressure to hold them together. He then saws, cuts, and shapes the paper mass down ...

In the hands of skilled artists, even the most basic of materials can glow — literally. All Ayumi Shibata needs is paper, a blade, and a light source to create otherworldly scenes packed with ...

This piece is called “Process series 2 WAVE.” To create an artwork, Shlian usually first designs it on the computer and then sends the file to a flatbed plotter cutter—a tool that scores the paper ...

Paper sculptures are all the rage these days in fashion. First, there was Rachel Feinstein’s darkly whimsical set for Marc Jacobs’s fall 2012 show, and now, Brooklyn-based artist Mia Pearlman has ...