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London-based artist Marc Hagan-Guirey has created a highly interesting series called Horrorgami, papercraft artworks dedicated to those haunted houses we all grew up watching. For each sculpture in this series, he takes a single piece of A4 paper and cuts and folds it until he creates a classic horror movie location. Amazingly, he doesn’t use any sticky adhesive or glue. His 13 famous buildings include those you’ll recognize from scary movies like The Amityville Horror, The Exorcist and The Shining. The artist was inspired by the Japanese art form of kirigami, which is a variation of origami that includes cutting paper. (Source)
This is a really cool idea.
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