Thanks to Lucie Hallenstein, a Fine Arts student at Australia’s RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology), who recently sent some images of the Fold and Field exhibition where her lovely paper construction was displayed.
Based on a repeated triangular fold, Lucie’s paper constructions create spaces the viewers can enter, both physically and imaginatively.
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Wow, this is so beautiful!
Lucie I love them
they’re like hanging ghosts
eerily beautiful
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