French artist Andree-Anne Dupuis Bourret creates massive textured paper art installations that take over entire walls and floors of rooms in galleries.
Impressively dynamic, even the art constructions that are adhered to the walls have a sculptural appearance with their complex origami folds and shapes. Staying fairly monochromatic, the art incorporates white and black paint to add shading and dimension, coating the delicate paper peaks with a glossy sheen for a plasticized look.
The intensity of this series, entitled 'Matricielle,' has the appearance of a highly infectious mold that is slowly but surely taking over the gallery space, growing out of the ground and spreading all over the walls. Bourret's textured paper art installations utilize origami techniques to add dimension to the multifaceted designs, bringing life to the crystallized sculptures.
Origami Wallpaper Sculptures
These Textured Paper Art Installations Utilize Origami Structures
Trend Themes
1. Textured Paper Art Installations - Innovative use of paper to create large-scale art installations which can disrupt the traditional gallery experience.
2. Origami Techniques in Art - Exploration of origami's artistic potential to create complex shapes and structures, resulting in a new subgenre of art.
3. Monochromatic Art - A minimalist approach to art that involves exploring the depth and richness of a single color, potentially leading to more versatile and unique art styles.
Industry Implications
1. Art - Artists and galleries can adopt these innovative techniques to create unique art installations that can become the main attraction for art lovers.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate these art installations as a part of their design to add character and depth to a space.
3. Paper Manufacturing - Paper manufacturers can invest in developing specialized paper that can support these large-scale art installations, creating a new market niche.