World directory of Paper and Cardboard Artists
United States
Collages, paintings and reinterpreted botanical paper cuttings sculptures and installations, performing an ongoing process of deconstruction and reconstruction insearch for relics of the American Dream.
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United States
Fine paper cuts of butterfly wings and flowers inspired by historical botanical.
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France
Paper engineer, pop-up books writer, and paper toy maker, colorful and inspirated by pixels and robots culture.
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United States
Detailled paper relief sculptures and illustrations, also pop-ups and animations maker
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United States
Origami's masks and tessellations, based on an elaborate grid first folded into a hexagon-shaped piece of paper.
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Australia
Small geometric cut, slices and folds thick layers of white paper on top of painting sometimes accompanied with text.
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Estonia
Digital Papercut Illustrations minimal and
well-advised, working closely with forms of shapes, lights
and shadows.
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Japan
Architectural structures made from cardboard tubes : buildings, towers, bridges demonstrating the strong of carboard material.
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United States
Sculpture, made with cardboards, shellac and drywall screws, exploring the relationship between the second, third and fourth dimensions.
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United States
Cardboard papercraft sculpture created from 3D data. Also working in online gaming performance, sculpture and electromechanical installation.
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Hong Kong
Delicate cuts out on rice paper, often twisted, about humans’ relation to nature and environment n the context of power, sacrifice, and survival.
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United States
Figurative collages from tiny bits of paper currencies about the enigmatic relationship between art and money.
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France
Lifelike and complex sculpted modern origami paper models, has been among the finest origami masters in the world.
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United States
Cut black paper sculptures in the tradition of the silhouette, interested in the architecture of memory, using imagery associated with the idea of mortality as a way of exploring what it means to be alive.
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Japan
Considered to be the grandmaster of modern origami, with realistic appearance, he created more than 50,000 models. Pioneer of many different origami techniques such as wet-folding, he rose origami from a craft to a living art.
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United States
Bas relief paper wall sculpture, kinetic sculptural artworks, complex pleat-and-twist folds and tessellations.
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Japan
Abstract folded paper sculptures and reliefs in order to link the past with future generations considering the pursuit of any possibility and forms of folding paper. Made with single white sheets of handmade paper known as kyokushi.
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