Patterns Formed From Complex Folded Paper by Polly Verity

Sculptor Polly Verity interlocks domes, orbs, and other bent structures by strategically folding large sheets of paper. The outcome of these complex manipulations is landscapes of patterns that seem to rise effortlessly from their 2D material. Her works tesselate from one shape to the other, replicating both hard-edged and curved shapes throughout the folded sculptures.

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