‘Snask’ creates handmade paper structures that celebrate ‘Malmö Festival 2013.’ The paper structures look so real, you wouldn’t believe they're actually made from paper.
One of the sculptures is a lemonade stand made entirely from colored paper where fruit, a smoothie machine and the stand itself are formed from the colorful sheets. The smoothie machine also has colorful paper circles inside of it in order to create the illusion that the blender is working at full speed.
There is also a barbecue where the flames are made using paper, adding a comical effect to the outdoor grill. The paper structures for ‘Malmö Festival 2013’ are bright and festive, the perfect combination for any occasion. The amount of detail and hard work that is put into the sculptures creates spectacular pieces of art that amaze us all.
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Intricate Paper Art Celebrates ‘Malm Festival 2013’
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