Lu Shengzhong has cut thousands of frogs by hand. In an exhibition at the V&A (spectacular crafts) he has displayed them in glass cabinets along with the offcuts. The frogs are red for good luck. I like his meticulous approach and the way that the individual strands of paper create a larger overall structure. I want to follow this up by experimenting with paper, looking at its qualities when folded, scored, layered, bent and twisted.
Tuesday, 12 February 2008
Lu Shengzhong
Lu Shengzhong has cut thousands of frogs by hand. In an exhibition at the V&A (spectacular crafts) he has displayed them in glass cabinets along with the offcuts. The frogs are red for good luck. I like his meticulous approach and the way that the individual strands of paper create a larger overall structure. I want to follow this up by experimenting with paper, looking at its qualities when folded, scored, layered, bent and twisted.
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