Hina Aoyama Takes Paper Folding to a New Level with Her Designs
Malika Renee Butss — November 10, 2013 — Art & Design
References: hinaaoyama & technocrazed
A Japanese artist by the name of Hina Ayoama has taken the majestic craft of origami for a spin with her striking sculptures (and just when you thought origami and Christmas trees made out of green construction paper were about the only things beautiful you could do with paper).
Ayoama works along side other European artists making a name for herself and what a name that is. Using only a single pair of ordinary scissors and an ordinary sheet of paper, Ayoama cuts them into something absolutely remarkable. These lace-like beauties are packed to the brim with such detail it's no wonder her works take from several hours to several months to complete.
Hina Ayoama's delicate perpetual paper mastery requires the utmost patience for these aren't your customary paper snowflakes pieces our elementary school loved one makes during the Christmas season.
Ayoama works along side other European artists making a name for herself and what a name that is. Using only a single pair of ordinary scissors and an ordinary sheet of paper, Ayoama cuts them into something absolutely remarkable. These lace-like beauties are packed to the brim with such detail it's no wonder her works take from several hours to several months to complete.
Hina Ayoama's delicate perpetual paper mastery requires the utmost patience for these aren't your customary paper snowflakes pieces our elementary school loved one makes during the Christmas season.
Trend Themes
1. Origami Artistry - Increased interest in creative origami designs can lead to opportunities in high-end art and décor markets.
2. Intricate Paper Sculptures - Artists who can create detailed and delicate paper sculptures may find success in niche markets for unique art pieces and installations.
3. 3D Paper Crafting - Advancements in paper engineering techniques and tools can lead to opportunities for creating 3D paper sculptures and installations for events and commercial spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Hina Ayoama's unique and intricate origami sculptures can inspire new art pieces for galleries, exhibitions, and private collectors.
2. Home Décor - The delicate and detailed designs of Ayoama's sculptures can lead to disruptive innovation opportunities in high-end home décor market segments focused on unique and artistic pieces.
3. Advertising and Marketing - Creating large-scale 3D paper installations or sculptural pieces can provide opportunities for businesses to showcase their brand in unique and innovative ways at events, trade shows, and other promotional opportunities.
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