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Australian architect and artist, Horst Kiechle<\/a>, created this magnificent structure of a torso, complete with removable organs, from 200gms\/sqm white cards.<\/p> Horst had posted these images on his Flickr where they sat for over a year and a half before being discovered by the folks at My Modern Met<\/a>. I tell you, Flickr can be a gold mine for creative talent. The response was so huge that they did a follow up post\/interview with him<\/a>.<\/p> Horst built the model in a 3D program first and then converted it to a flat 2D pattern. He says the “skill comes with positioning the triangles in such a way that they suggest curvature with as few triangles as possible.”<\/p> Enough people have requested a template for the torso that he might consider creating a simpler version for people to build themselves!<\/p> View more photos of the piece on Horst’s Flickr<\/a>.<\/p> [via BoingBoing<\/a> + Colossal<\/a>]<\/p> <\/p> <\/p> Holy patience.Australian architect and artist, Horst Kiechle, created this magnificent structure of a torso, complete with removable organs, from 200gms\/sqm white cards.Horst had posted these images on his Flickr where they sat for over a year and a half before … Continue reading Source:
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