Artists around the world never fail to come up with amusing ways of turning ordinary objects into something extraordinary. Japanese artist Harukiru repurposes packaging from used products that would otherwise end up in a trash bin and eventually add to the billions of tons of waste we accumulate every year to create miniature works of art. His three-dimensional pop-up pieces crafted with the kirigami technique range from detailed characters or animals to whole tiny cities.
We’ve previously featured this paper guru’s sculptures twice here and here, so check them out to refresh your memory and scroll down for his most recent intricate and very creative papercut designs.
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