Apparently, Ryan and Trevor Oakes both received equal doses of the creative gene in their family. The twin brothers collaborate on all kinds of artwork and exhibitions, from acrylic paintings to cardboard installations. In particular, they have found an interesting new way to use matchsticks to build a variety of geometric forms. They transform these everyday, mundane objects into impressive sculptures by gluing layer upon layer together in symmetrical forms. The red tips of the matches all face the same direction and form the surface of each piece.
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(Ryan and Trevor Oakes' website, via My Modern Metropolis)
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(Ryan and Trevor Oakes' website, via My Modern Metropolis)
Oh. Wow. The commitment it takes to make this stuff.
ReplyDeleteWow.