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My name is Omid Asadi, I’m a 38-year-old former engineer and champion boxer from Iran, now a UK-based artist. Unique art for me is the way of looking differently to this world and around myself. I work across various art mediums but first gained recognition for my intricate leaf cuttings.
My leaf art is rooted in my childhood when there was a deep emotional relation between me and nature. As a child, I used a needle to create shapes on leaves or fallen rose petals. I didn’t take this practice further until much later; in 2012 I decided to use leaves as the basic art material.
I use cutting and carving techniques to create forms and shapes to transform an ordinary leaf into a delicate work of art through a very time-consuming process. In general, this detailed art is my way to depict the difference between the ways we see our surroundings, to show we do not tend to notice the ordinary things unless they are brought to our attention.
More info: Instagram | omidasadiart.com
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Victor Calamity 8 years ago
Good gravy, these are extraordinary! When I think of the skill and patience it must take...bravo!
Michell Heim 8 years ago
These leaf cuttings art lovely. I have a craft knife set that i used to do paper cuttings sometimes. when i do fine details i sometimes have an issue with tearing. i suppose a finer gauge of paper would make the difference. but, im wondering how do you do your fine cuttings without the leaf crumbling? is there something you use to keep it moisturized?
Gayle Bynum Cardosa 8 years ago
I was wondering the same thing. I do paper cutting and it is very difficult to do the finer cuts. I can't imagine doing this. Really intricate and amazing. Well done you.
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Jef Bateman 8 years ago
Very nicely done! Are those sycamore leaves? They're quite a bit larger than the sycamore leaves we have here in Arizona.
Tamara Laney 8 years ago
So intricately beautiful! You are incredibly patient, as well as gifted.
CatShatBrix 8 years ago
Holy c**p, I can’t even begin to imagine how many attempts they must take! One little tug, or even wind, can break the artwork! I am nowhere near as patient nor talented.
Pam Falcioni 8 years ago
So incredible! Not just the technique, which is unique and astonishing, but the designs themselves are beautiful. I love the self portrait and the gears. I would love to know what you do to preserve the leaf so it's malleable enough to work with and doesn't dry and crumble with age.
thebridget 8 years ago
Yes, I have the same question! How is the leaf preserved so that it doesn't crumble with age? Beautiful work!
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Fred Clyde William 8 years ago
I see art and also a guy with way too much time on his hand lol
Victor Calamity 8 years ago
Good gravy, these are extraordinary! When I think of the skill and patience it must take...bravo!
Michell Heim 8 years ago
These leaf cuttings art lovely. I have a craft knife set that i used to do paper cuttings sometimes. when i do fine details i sometimes have an issue with tearing. i suppose a finer gauge of paper would make the difference. but, im wondering how do you do your fine cuttings without the leaf crumbling? is there something you use to keep it moisturized?
Gayle Bynum Cardosa 8 years ago
I was wondering the same thing. I do paper cutting and it is very difficult to do the finer cuts. I can't imagine doing this. Really intricate and amazing. Well done you.
Load More Replies... Jef Bateman 8 years ago
Very nicely done! Are those sycamore leaves? They're quite a bit larger than the sycamore leaves we have here in Arizona.
Tamara Laney 8 years ago
So intricately beautiful! You are incredibly patient, as well as gifted.
CatShatBrix 8 years ago
Holy c**p, I can’t even begin to imagine how many attempts they must take! One little tug, or even wind, can break the artwork! I am nowhere near as patient nor talented.
Pam Falcioni 8 years ago
So incredible! Not just the technique, which is unique and astonishing, but the designs themselves are beautiful. I love the self portrait and the gears. I would love to know what you do to preserve the leaf so it's malleable enough to work with and doesn't dry and crumble with age.
thebridget 8 years ago
Yes, I have the same question! How is the leaf preserved so that it doesn't crumble with age? Beautiful work!
Load More Replies... Fred Clyde William 8 years ago
I see art and also a guy with way too much time on his hand lol
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