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Daniel Agdag’s Playful Rollercoaster Takes a Miniature Approach to Monumental...
“Lattice” (2022), cardboard, vellum trace paper, 76.7 x 116 x 24.5 inches, on Evelyn Lewis Campus, Staten Island in the collection of the NYC Department of Education, Public Art for Public Schools. All...
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Expressive Portraits Emerge from Pieces of Cardboard in Josh Gluckstein’s...
All images © Josh Gluckstein, shared with permission Since childhood, London-based artist Josh Gluckstein has been fascinated by the incredible diversity of our planet’s wildlife and inspired to make...
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Mystical Forests Meet Cavernous Classical Interiors in Eva Jospin’s Cardboard...
“Galleria” (2022), cardboard, wood, brass, embroidery, and drawings, 128 x 96 1/2 x 230 1/4 inches. All images © Eva Jospin, courtesy of the artist and Mariane Ibrahim. Photographs by Alum Gálvez In...
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Eva Jospin’s Vegetal Growths and Enchanting Architectural Ruins Transform the...
“Nymphées (Grande chapelle)” (2022) . All images © OTresson, shared with permission Within the gothic chapels of Avignon’s Palais des Papes, Eva Jospin carves parallel narratives tinged with...
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Cardboard Takes a Fantastical Turn in Greg Olijnyk’s Mechanical Insects and...
Detail of “Ants,” 50 x 50 x 15 centimeters. All photos by Griffin Simm, © Greg Olijnyk, shared with permission Hordes of ants with serrated mandibles, a coiled caterpillar, and puffy white cotton-ball...
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Site-Specific Kinetic Installations by Pinaffo & Pluvinage Channel Modest...
“En Cascade” (2023). All images © Pinaffo & Puvinage, shared with permission Marion Pinaffo and Raphaël Pluvinage, a.k.a. Pinaffo & Pluvinage, have worked together since 2015, fascinated by the...
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Layering Found Cardboard into Communing Forms, Ann Weber’s Sculptures...
From scraps of found cardboard, Ann Weber constructs billowing forms that rise in vibrant patterns—almost figure-like—to greet us. The Los Angeles-based artist (previously) focuses on sustainability,...
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Narsiso Martinez Exalts the Individuality of America’s Farmworkers in...
“In the Works,” the centerpiece of Narsiso Martinez’s solo exhibition at Charlie James Gallery, spans three walls and is made from dozens of found produce boxes. At the center of the piece and above a...
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Josh Gluckstein Crafts a Teeming Reef from Recycled Cardboard
For the past four years, London-based artist Josh Gluckstein has highlighted the potential of an everyday material—recycled cardboard—to bring animal sculptures to life (previously). In his most...
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Lush Growths and Classical Architecture Converge in Eva Jospin’s Meticulous...
Rather than position herself as an observer of landscapes, Eva Jospin imagines humans and their environments as one. The Parisian artist carves intricate forests and stately architecture subsumed by...
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From Tiny Strips of Cardboard, Greg Olijnyk Fashions Fantastical Monuments
Greg Olijnyk is no stranger to the possibilities of a single, seemingly simple material. In his ever-evolving world of robots, machines, insects, and buildings, cardboard proves endlessly versatile....
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