Danish artist Peter Callesen creates meticulous sculptural works by cutting single sheets of paper and using the removed paper to create figures or buildings. Callesen states, ‘The negative and absent 2 dimensional space left by the cut, points out the contrast to the 3 dimensional reality it creates.’
His installations, meanwhile, involve complex layers of paper cut items that are equally impressive.
Like fellow artist Rob Ryan, Callesen succeeds to create stories through the materials that can be dark, humorous and always interesting. You can find more of his work after the jump and through his studio.
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For the last roundup of the month we found some excellent design, photography and a few other goodies. Don’t forget to check back for our monthly list of favorite tweets, as determined by our followers. You can stay connected by adding us on Twitter.
Above, First Print Show by Danger Press
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It’s not too late to find a 2010 calendar for your wall. There are still some available and we’ve rounded up some of the best.
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Lumadessa is the art and design label of Josh Brill, a designer from Portland, Maine who creates elegant Flora Fauna type prints of birds and animals from around the world. His shop has a colorful and vibrant collection of wildlife worth checking out.
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Another great week of design goodies from around the web. Don’t forget to check out our Daily Inspiration and From the Bookshelf bookmarks for additional design resources, located in the right sidebar. If you have a website, project, or comment, please let us know.
Above, The Beijing Olympics from TIME magazine
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