Zoey Taylor and David Connelly implemented a distinct idea of creating a full cardboard house using only cardboard objects. Collectively both artists are known as Dosshaus.
The project is called “House of Cardboard”, a series of themed environments. Besides the model, Zoey Taylor, everything you see in the pictures—from the furniture and her outfit to more intricate pieces like a record player, and a violin —was hand-crafted completely out of glue, cardboard, and paint. This series is a very unusual mixture of realism and animation elements. Inside duo works are split quite simple: Zoey creates objects and is the model, and David is a Staff Photographer project.
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