As we all know, in the entire biological world, human beings are not the most powerful, but they can stand at the top of the food chain, and the most fundamental reason is the intellectual evolution of human beings, resulting in no animal being the natural enemy of human beings in modern times, and the creativity of no creature can surpass human beings.
It can be said that every bit of human progress stems from imagination, and then uses creativity to become reality. Artists are imaginative and creative people who see everything artistically, a piece of paper, a stone, and even dust in the air can be used by them to become a beautiful work of art.
Greg Olinnik, an artist from Melbourne, Australia, is a cardboard sculpture artist who pushes the boundaries of his thinking, and the materials he most often uses are the garbage we throw away, such as courier boxes. The artist collects unused courier boxes and then uses the cardboard removed from those boxes to create art.
Greg Olinnik is an artist with a non-imaginative imagination, and he always has some imaginative and unrealistic pictures in his mind, especially the science fiction plot in his heart, which will always run out involuntarily, so the artist began to work Oh, the idea in his head, really presented. Dragonfly helicopters, oversized robots, irregular buildings with complex steps... They are all presented under the flexible hands of the artist, through the folding and bonding of cardboard.
Each of Grego Olinnik's works is full of sci-fi style and futuristic, and if you dissect these works and the artist's creative intentions at a deeper level, you will find that these works are dystopian, cool and more than enough, but not useful enough.
However, each of Greg Olinnik's cardboard sculptures is very delicate, taking a lot of time and effort on the part of the artist, and we can even see the light that shines through the cardboard building. Next, let's take a look at the creative and cool works he created with waste cardboard in the courier box.