Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Shear Beauty. Cut Paper Art By Lorraine Nam.
above: detail from Rice Husband
Like Peter Callesen, Helen Musselwhite, Yuken Teruya, and Yulia Brodskaya, here's yet another artist who's very talented with a pair of sharp shears. An illustration graduate from Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), Lorraine Nam paints, illustrates and hand-cuts paper like no one's business. The results are Asian-influenced storytelling with highly detailed cut paper silhouettes.
These three stunning and intricate pieces are crafted from a single piece of mulberry paper that measures approximately 22" x 30".
Rice Husband:
Rice Husband, detail:
Rice Husband on black:
Asphyxiation:
Asphyxiation on black:
Asphyxiation, detail:
Asphyxiation as a cover for a RISD publication:
Gender Role, cut from one sheet of Mulberry paper:
Gender Role, detail:
Other examples of her hand-cut paper art:
Joy Luck:
Joy Luck, details:
Starling:
Starling, detail:
Self-portrait:
Be sure to see Lorraine's other work, such as her illustrations and paintings, like the bird and green eyed boy shown below.
Lorraine Nam
Labels:
contemporary art,
cut paper,
cut paper art,
design,
editorial art,
fine art
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