Estudio Guardabosques, a design and illustration studio based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, has garnered attention for their “Paper mammals” series, where they create vibrant and intricate paper sculptures of various animal species. The founders, Carolina Silvero and Juan Nicolás Elizalde, utilize folded cardboard to craft these geometrically shaped masterpieces, showcasing a unique blend of art and environmental consciousness.
Their work not only highlights the versatility of paper as a medium but also reflects a commitment to sustainable art practices, as cardboard is a recyclable material. These sculptures are a testament to the innovative ways artists can repurpose everyday materials into stunning works of art, contributing to a more eco-friendly approach to creativity.
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