Less is.
Without knowing it, I have always worked by subtraction: perhaps out of simplicity, perhaps out of challenge, perhaps out of laziness. I like to discover a lot with little, the simplicity hidden inside the material and the surface, where the fear of the blank sheet actually is the idea itself.
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Ox (牛 Niú)
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Monkey (猴 Hóu)
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Dragon (龙 Lóng)
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Pig (猪 Zhū)
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Goat (羊 Yáng)
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Horse (马 Mǎ)
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Rabbit (兔 Tù)
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Tiger (虎 Hǔ)
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Mouse (鼠 Shǔ)
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Dog (狗 Gǒu)
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Snake (蛇 Shé)
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Rooster (鸡 Jī)
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生肖 (shēngxiào) Chinese Zodiac Portable Paper Sculpture
Playing with paper is always a source of inspiration, it’s a remarkable form of self discovery which can create, when unfolded, singular shape, mood and form. And when the paper is in different colours combines to the twelve Chinese Zodiac symbols, the magic is real.
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Can a single gesture defines its own rhythm?
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ON
When the light is on, the joy of colours are in your eyes.
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OFF. (means still on)
When the is light is off, the joy of colours are in your eyes.
Can a dinner be full of looks and smiles and no people?
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