Digital tools yet to overshadow the charm and infinite potential of paper Airplanes. Hats. Boats. Maybe fortune-tellers. For most of us, that summarizes the extent of our paper sculpting repertoire.

This origami structure, called “Green Cycles,” by Erik Demaine and his father Martin required a week of improvisation to assemble. Credit: Renwick Gallery The shape of a Pringle, mathematically ...

The notion of creating a highly detail, refined piece of art using paper instead of clay has its distinct advantages. This is a process perfected by Rapid City S.D., artists Allen and Patty Eckman ...

To create an average-sized bust, Li manually glues together over 5,000 pieces of paper in a honeycomb pattern, using pressure to hold them together. He then saws, cuts, and shapes the paper mass down ...

The sculpture has been created by well-known artist Felix Semper Art has the power to stimulate and inspire the human mind. Thanks to the internet, plenty of stunning artwork videos showcasing diverse ...

There is power in paper. While a single sheet may be rather innocuous, despite its ability to cut your finger in irritating fashion, a robust stack of paper could easily knock a person out cold. Li ...

Wen Qiuwen poses with some of her paper sculptures in her studio in Guangzhou, Guangdong province. ZHENG ERQI/CHINA DAILY What began as a childhood hobby has become one artist's preferred medium Wen ...

Digital tools yet to overshadow the charm and infinite potential of paper Airplanes. Hats. Boats. Maybe fortune-tellers. For most of us, that summarizes the extent of our paper sculpting repertoire.