Simple paper turned into two-dimensional art
- 7 Comments
- Nov 25, 2009
- art, creative
The German artist Simon Schubert uses only sheets of paper when he folds it into two-dimensional art works.
His work contains mostly of things that have sharp edges so it makes it possible to fold, like stairs, hallways and buildings. See how paper goes alive with human evolution origami.
Comments
Um, drawings on paper are already two-dimensional.
he or she means 3 dimensional.
it’s not a drawing idiot…it’s made by folding..
look at the definition of the word drawing in an art history dictionnary……..
This art is fantastic, so creative and skilfully.
Uhhhh no they didnt mean 3d they meant 2d… if it were 3d it would be standing up not lying down… you would be able to poke your finger through a doorway but you can’t.
It’s a 2-D artwork that employs perspective, texture, and shading to give the illusion of 3-D. It boggles my mind to have that kind of patience and attention to detail in the folding of paper.
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