Paper-Cut-Project's debut installation was an in-store installation for Jeffrey New York and Jeffrey Atlanta in January 2010. In April, Hermes commissioned a 30-piece collection of animal masks for their boutique openings in Europe and Asia. Their latest project is a series of modern interpretations of 18th century wigs, version Marie Antoinette. The expanding collection of exquisite shapes, textures and silhouettes for fashion productions are made entirely by hand using Bristol board, glue, and a utility knife.
Moving forward, we hope to collaborate with a designer, we feel our work should be at home ii the theater of runway. We're also researching how our paper cuts translate to metal for a jewelry line.
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Wigs are currently on display at The Hudson Bay Company, Toronto luxury retailer flagship store
Courtesy Paper-Cut-Project
These paper created wigs are awesome!! They have so much artistic detail. Love it!
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