Realistic Bird Paper Sculptures by Diana Beltran Herrera

Colombian designer and artist Diana Beltran Herrera have been working with paper as the primary medium in the production of her work the past years.
Through her practice in sculpture, Herrera has is been representing corporeality in movement through her extensive work with birds. The interest that Herrera has in economic materials in general, is the potential of transformation that may occur with just the implementation of simple techniques and process based on repetition. Just as the patterns found in nature, her sculptures comprehend massive groups of elements that together compose a major complex system.

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