Today cardboard, light and sculptures with Marie-Anne Thieffry. In his hands, cardboard is no longer waste, but a material that absorbs light. Marie-Anne Thieffry crumples the cardboard in volume, which gives it the transparency of lace. She likes to work on the hidden side of cardboard, either by cutting it out, crumpling it and gluing strips of cardboard to a plaster mold, or by stacking cardboard plates on top of each other to sculpt her unique works.
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From waste to emotional object, cardboard seen by Marie Anne Thieffry
