Birds and moths — creatures shaped around movement, change and the pull toward somewhere else. Some carry more freedom in them, some more transformation, but it's the same longing underneath.
Winged Creatures – Cardboard & Paper Sculptures
Shaped by the tension between strength and fragility — a sharp, dark form rising, moving forward even when it doesn't feel smooth or easy.
Made entirely from cardboard and paper with a homemade biodegradable glue. No paint, no synthetic finish — just the raw material left to speak for itself.
Medium: Cardboard, paper, homemade biodegradable glue
Signed: Lindqvist Art stamp on reverse
Installation: Ready to hang, with a hanging loop at the back
Approx. measurements:
Height: 25.5 cm
Width: 24 cm
Depth: 7 cm
Handmade in London.
Free shipping within the UK. Uneven will be wrapped in reused tissue paper and placed in a reused cardboard box to ensure it arrives safely.
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This piece uses handmade paper I’ve made in the studio, combined with natural materials like sand, turmeric and coffee to build surface texture and colour variation.
I’ve been drawn to the idea of things shifting between states while making it.
Medium - handmade paper, cardboard, tissue paper, jute string, biodegradable glue, natural materials (coffee, turmeric, sand)
Signed: Lindqvist Art stamp on reverse
Installation: Ready to hang
Approx measurements:
Height: 15 cm (bottom of wings to tip of antennas)
Width: 25 cm (wingspan)
Depth: 3 cm (thickness of body)
Handmade in my London studio.
Free shipping within the UK. The moth sculpture will be carefully packed by hand, so your piece arrives safely, ready to be part of your space.
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