Matthew Shlian的新几何纸艺术

纸艺术家马修•希利安(Matthew Shlian)是一名纸工程师，他设计了一系列复杂的纸雕塑，这些雕塑都是手工切割和制作的，这一过程涉及的数学知识比你用量角器都要多。作为一名论文工程师， Shlian的工作植根于印刷媒体、图书艺术和商业设计。

Paper artist Matthew Shlian (previously) who refers to himself perhaps more appropriately as a paper engineer, has a new series of intricate paper sculptures which are cut and constructed by hand as part of a process that involves more math than you could shake a protractor at. Via Ghostly International:Matthew Shlian works within the increasingly nebulous space between art and engineering. As a paper engineer, Shlian’s work is rooted in print media, book arts, and commercial design, though he frequently finds himself collaborating with a cadre of scientists and researchers who are just now recognizing the practical connections between paper folding and folding at microscopic and nanoscopic scales.I highly suggest watching the video above by Jakob Skogheim to learn more about his process (he admits to failing algebra in high school), and it looks like a few of his new works are still available in the Ghostly Shop but I imagine they’ll get snapped up pretty quick. Also, don’t miss his 2010 TEDx talk. (via illusion)