A curated glimpse into a world of infinite beauty and creativity.
Amazingly intricate cardboard sculptures of Melbourne-based artist Daniel Agdag. His cardboard and PVA glue sculptures have an almost absurd complexity and detail and each work is created without detailed plans or drawings and are almost wholly improvised as he works.
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Cardboard Life / cover photo for the Dutch vtwonen magazine in April 2012 featuring a beautiful arrangement entirely made up of 100 % cardboard made objects. / photographed by Jeroen van der Spek
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For their Graduate Architecture & Urban Design Student Exhibition, the students at Pratt Institute, under the tutelage of their professors Michael Szivos and Carrie McKnelly of SOFTlab (previously here), created this series of suspended tubular tunnels made up of over 2,400 lasercut cardboard triangles interconnected with 6,000 thin plywood clips, taking over the Robert H. Siegel Gallery. The walls of the gallery are papered with five years worth of student work which can be seen through the portals created by the cardboard installation, which are also used to display models by the students.
