Silver Banksia, 2010, paper carving, 6,000 sheets of computer paper and wood base, 56 x 40 x 30 cm
Starburst Winter Wren, 2009, paper carving, printed paper, diameter 13.5 cmWith textures so inviting, I imagine running my fingers across the nooks and crannies of Kylie's ethereal tree and bird sculptures.
Common Oak, 2007, book carvingSemiformal reminds me of a fossil.
Semiformal, 2004, book carvingGorgeous birds in flight.
Flock, 2007, Installation Meat Market
Flock, 2007, detail
Little Room, 2007, Installation Meat Market photography David MarksThe beautifully lit piece to the right is a red maple plywood sculpture.
Kylie studied studied Fine Art - Painting at RMIT, Melbourne. She's a frequent exhibitor and is represented by Utopia Art Sydney, Australia.
12 comments:
Layered cut paper?! Ann, you're singin' my song! These are mouth-watering. Thank you, as always, for introducing us to such awesome artists and their work.
Stunning. I love this work.
Oh my god! That's amazing!!! What a find :)
fantastic, stunning artwork! thanks for sharing anne :D
Simply amazing. What talent
So cool, I'd love to read an interview from the artist and learn more about her background and techniques.
What amazing talent ! the flock of birds look perfect and the winter wren , carved beautifully.Thanks for sharing.
How amazing! Presumably she glues all the pages together in some way first?
Kylie's paper sculptures are just amazing!!!
Licia
Wow - that blows my mind! Fantastic, Ann, thanks for finding all these amazing artists!
Thanks for the comments, everyone.
Meg and Philippa, I'm curious about Kylie's technique too. Perhaps the pages/books are glued or she might compress them in a vise while she does the carving.
These are fantastic, thank you!
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