Danish designer Laura Faurschou has created an art series entitled Komposition. These stunning paper cuts aim to exude a three-dimensional visual effect that tests human perception.
Taking inspiration from crystalline shapes, these layered collages feature geometric forms that create a strong sense of linear perspective. The quirky art pieces feature muted colors as backdrops while bright neons make up the intricately cut elements.
These Laura Faurschou collages are a result of the designer's experimental tests that use three pieces of carefully cut paper forms that are layered atop one another. Known for her modern furniture pieces and other industrial works, the designer has transitioned into the role of artist, ensuring her place as a heavy-hitter in the Copenhagen art scene.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Artistry
- Opportunities for artists and designers to experiment with cratfing complex geometric compositions that can trick the human eye.
- Modernist Collages
- Artistic pieces that create mesmerizing visuals with the use of traditional and technological design methods that can blurr the lines between art and media.
- Multidimensional Art
- Creating innovative, 3D collages that encourages engagement from viewers, and inspire utilitarian design from Artists and architects.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- This new type of geometric art opens avenues for new types of creativity that disrupt conventional media.
- Architecture and Interiors
- Designers and Architects can use this Neo-Modernist form of art as inspiration for the creation of new spaces that challenge conventional perceptions in design.
- Fashion and Apparel
- The captivating effect of these multidimensional pieces can be translated into creative pattern making and fashion design.
