Koradior elsewhere 珂思女装2017 early spring window paper carving art

Are these paper sculptures like clouds, flowers, or shells? Appreciating the works of the paper-carving artist Richard Sweeney may not be able to say a specific answer, but the graceful curves and delicate architecture always make one wonder What seems to be the theme is no longer important! Without any color, Sweeney presents the pure white work in front of everyone, and the lighting is used to highlight the three-dimensionality and level of the work. It is clean, simple and extremely complex.

Sweeney uses the technique of forming a piece of paper in origami to the extreme. The origami and paper carvings that are integrated in everyone's impressions are also his best practices. Unlike many origami artists who don’t use knives and glues, Sweeney combines these origami works with bladed paper sculptures to complete a series of large scales. The composite works are highly accessible even to the ceiling.

Sweeney’s dedication to paper and love of paper made more people begin to recognize him. More and more art galleries and galleries invited him to participate in the exhibition. Currently, works are exhibited in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. In the early spring of 2017, Koradior Extraordinary Women's Clothing window design was inspired by the paper-carving artist Richard Sweeney's work, using a ruler as an aid to fold out beautiful layers of louvered patterns. With these patterns, the work has an arc. The shape of the curve, also changed from the plane to three-dimensional, as if dancing and graceful and moving.

Has it been touched by Koradior et al.'s early spring window art? Come to the store and see her artistic style!