Have you ever tried learning Origami when you were a kid? If you thought that was hard, a new artist by the name of Marc Hagan-Guirey is making it look like kindergarten finger paints in comparison to the paper wonders he’s creating.
Through the use of a single piece of paper Hagan-Guirey is creating 3-d Star Wars scenes in a collection he calls Cut Scene. Through trial and error and the ancient art of kirigami, which focuses on cutting paper to create positive and negative space, this artist is truly creating a phenomenon that is both original and creative.
Though you may think he’s just another greedy artist looking for a paycheck, Hagan-Guirey is honestly just looking forward to producing something that’ll give Star Wars fans something to drool over. We need more selfless artists like Marc Hagan-Guirey out there, especially if they make Star Wars even more appealing than it already is.
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