She works with a scalpel instead of a brush. Her pieces are ethereally beautiful. I’ve never seen anything like the works of Georgia Russell before!
Memoire, 2001-2002
Being a sometimes-maker and sometimes-shreader or books myself, I am just fascinated by what Georgia Russell has done and the style she has developed.
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Written by Cyndi Lavin [email] for b5media.
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1 opinion for Georgia Russell: papercut book artist
Making woven paper pieces
Jul 17, 2007 at 8:04 am
[…] are a bit more interesting. Although my slicings and weavings are nowhere near as intricate as Georgia Russell’s, I’m still much happier with them than the laminated woven paper placemats that I used to […]
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