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250 Life-Sized Paper People Invade The Streets To Reflect On Public Spaces In Chile
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The project "Plegados Itinerantes" was developed in 2017 and consisted in the creation and installation of 250 life-sized human figures created from a square of paper without cutting with the origami technique, which were installed in the city of Puerto Montt, Chile.
The figures were created and installed by the artist Claudio Acuña J.
In each place the figures will be installed for a period of between 2 and 3 weeks, with the figures left for free manipulation by the public.
The objective of the project was to reflect on the few public spaces of the city and the use that we give to these spaces as citizens.
More info: plegadositinerantes.cl
Each figure is made of a square of folded paper without cuts.
Interesting idea. Not sure if the person in the Black hoody helps with the creepy feeling people are posting about. Otherwise wise I bet the kids love to mess with them and move them around as they pass by them.
Such a waste of space and paper!
whats that film "I see deap people"
Interesting idea. Not sure if the person in the Black hoody helps with the creepy feeling people are posting about. Otherwise wise I bet the kids love to mess with them and move them around as they pass by them.
Such a waste of space and paper!
whats that film "I see deap people"