Tuesday, December 13, 2022

Precise Geometry and Color Gradients Undulate in Anna Kruhelska’s Three-Dimensional Paper Sculptures

An overview of a geometric, undulating paper sculpture.

All images © Anna Kruhelska, shared with permission

In the meticulous folds of Anna Kuhelska’s paper sculptures, contrasts of light, shadow, and hue give the impression of undulating motion. An abiding interest in form, symmetry, and space developed from the Lodz-based artist’s work as an architect, combining precise engineering and design skills with and interest in geometry and origami. Reminiscent of the spatial explorations of Günther Oecker, humble materials form delicate patterns to create perception-bending, three-dimensional wall pieces.

Kruhelska’s earliest sculptures were constructed from white paper, which demonstrated how exact cuts and creases highlight the interplay between light and shade.  She then began to incorporate hued layers into the matrix-like surfaces. “I started mixing and combining contrasting colors to create an illusion of movement and to encourage viewers to view the work from different angles,” she tells Colossal. The works transform when they are viewed from various perspectives, revealing new colors and gradients.

You can see Kruhelska’s work in the Superspectra group exhibition at Laura Rathe Fine Art in Houston, which runs December 15, 2022, to January 12, 2023. You can find more of her work on her website and Instagram.

 

An overview of a geometric, undulating paper sculpture.

A view of a wall-mounted paper sculpture with colors that make it appear prismatic.

An overview of a geometric, undulating paper sculpture.

Two overviews of a geometric, undulating paper sculptures.

A view from the side of a wall-mounted paper sculpture with colors that make it appear prismatic.

Two overviews of geometric, undulating paper sculptures.

An overview of a geometric, undulating paper sculpture.

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