Gabriel Schama’s Wonderfully Complex Laser-Cut Sculptures

Artist Gabriel Schama uses plywood, glue and a laser cutter to make geometric sculptures of fantastic complexity. He designs and cuts each layer of wood separately and glues them together to become a piece of psychedelic beauty ultimately. Last year, he raised over $50,000 with a help of Kickstarter campaign to purchase a laser cutter, and these are the results.

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