Crazy Colorful Paper Installations by Travis Rice Made with a Document Shredder

Arizona-based artist Travis Rice created colorful installations made from thousands of thin, colorful strips of paper. With these waterfalls of shredded paper suspended from the ceiling, Rice alters the way that viewers interact with an otherwise ordinary gallery space.

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