A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

All images by Paul Zak, © Makerie Studio, shared with permission

In “Artemis,” artists Julie Wilkinson and Joyanne Horscroft translate the moody, floral pattern of House of Hackney’s wallpaper into a stunning, three-dimensional bouquet. The sculptural work is a tribute to the designer’s classic motif, which has the same name, and took weeks for the duo to render digitally before crafting with jewel-toned and embellished paper. “We just had to pay very close attention to what we saw as the original mood and intention and draw on expanding that feeling,” Horscroft tells Colossal.

The result is a dramatic interpretation that’s crafted with painstaking detail, including thickly layered petals and woven leaves. “To us, each flower head is its own microcosm, with its own set of rules and expression, yet it’s clear they belong in the same universe. They feel like planets in a solar system or different chocolates in a box—and there’s something really appealing about that! Different… but the same,” Horscroft says.

Split between London and Oslo, the duo leads Makerie Studio (previously), which is known for its meticulous commercial, editorial, and creative projects crafted entirely from paper. See more of the pair’s sprawling installations and smaller works on Behance and Instagram.

 

A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

A Dramatic Bouquet of Paper Flowers Interprets an Ornate Pattern in Three-Dimensions

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