The Kustaa Saksi Paper Installation for Stockholm's Furniture and Light Fair plays with human perception. Born in Finland, the Amsterdam-based illustrator creates a vivid sculptural piece that is both visually stunning and sustainable in its design concept.
The artist works alongside Swedish architect Gert Wingardh to create the sculptural space that is constructed from 1120 A4-size paper stacks. The suspended sheets boast a wide spectrum of color hues and are manipulated to give off a multi-dimensional and seemingly holographic effect.
Inspired by famed ceiling frescoes and stained glass church domes, the design duo interpret a timeless architectural inspiration in a modern way. The Kustaa Saksi Paper Installation for Stockholm's Furniture and Light Fair steals the spotlight at the renowned design event creating a sensory experience for its visitors.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Sustainable Sculptural Installations
- The use of sustainable materials in creating visually stunning and environmentally friendly sculptural installations.
- Multi-dimensional and Holographic Designs
- The use of manipulating different shapes and colors to create a multi-dimensional and seemingly holographic effect in design.
- Interpreting Timeless Architectural Inspirations
- The use of traditional architectural inspirations in modern and innovative ways in design
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Sculpture Industry
- The art and sculpture industry can use sustainable and innovative materials like paper and create multi-dimensional effects to create unique installations and sculptures.
- Interior Design Industry
- The interior design industry can benefit from the use of innovative and sustainable material sculptures like paper to create unique and captivating spaces.
- Construction Industry
- The construction industry can reinterpret traditional architectural inspirations like frescoes and stained glass in modern and innovative ways to create sustainable and visually stunning buildings
