Popular Latest Topics
Create Post

Steampunk Cardboard Flying Machines By Daniel Agdag

Published 10 years ago

Melbourne-based artist Daniel Agdag’s work with a material as mundane as cardboard is nothing short of magical. He creates painstakingly intricate cardboard sculptures of unbelievably delicate and complex industrial flying machines. And get this – Agdag works without sketches and plans.

These beautiful sculptures from the series “The Principles of Aerodynamics” will be on display at Mars Gallery, Windsor, Australia, 8-31 August.

More info: publicoffice.com.au (h/t: colossal)

Read more

cardboard-flying-machines-sculptures-the-principles-of-aerodynamics-daniel-agdag-1

cardboard-flying-machines-sculptures-the-principles-of-aerodynamics-daniel-agdag-2

cardboard-flying-machines-sculptures-the-principles-of-aerodynamics-daniel-agdag-3

cardboard-flying-machines-sculptures-the-principles-of-aerodynamics-daniel-agdag-4

cardboard-flying-machines-sculptures-the-principles-of-aerodynamics-daniel-agdag-5

Audra

Got wisdom to pour?

500-

Tags

cardboard, cardboard art, cardboard machines, cardboard sculptures, Daniel Agdag, full-post, industrial art, industrial sculptures, miniature steampunk artwork, steampunk, steampunk artwork, steampunk machines, steampunk sculptures, The Principles of Aerodynamics
Tweet
0