Gallery: Lisa Nilsson Constructs Intri...
Each section of paper is rolled on something small and cylindrical including pins and drill bits.
Each section of paper is rolled on something small and cylindrical like a pin or a drill bit. They are then arranged together in a collection to construct the larger image. The Massachusetts-based artist even builds her own handmade wooden boxes (which fittingly resemble coffin-type structures) to frame the works.
These paper-made anatomical studies are a brilliant way of turning something considered gory into a beautiful work of art.
Images courtesy of Lisa Nilsson