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Bwahaha – as I infect ever farther into my f-list.
This is so great. Thanks for posting.
Love the folding and twisting concepts involved in this. The piece (I think it’s called Ossario, but that could be a misreading of the little bit of info I could find) took over thirteen nights to complete. The artist is Alexandre Orion from Sao Paolo, Brazil and other clips of his work are on YouTube. Here’s one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xj9aUkNXzE
You are a clever one, you.