Los Angeles-based artistย Huntz Liu is showcasing a new collection of colorful, gem-like cut paper art atย George Billis Gallery. The work is warm and inviting, yet possesses a technical prowess that makes it fascinating.
By layering many sheets of paper and then creating jewel-like cuts, the art acquires a depth and complexity that bring the viewer in close to investigate. In addition, many of his collectionโ€™s pieces have a perceived dimensionality as well, adding to the depth, Via Design Milk:cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-1cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-2-810x810cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-3-810x810cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-4-810x810cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-5-810x810cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-7-810x810cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-8-810x810cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-9-810x1080cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-10-810x1080cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-12-810x1080cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-13-810x1080cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-14-810x1080cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-15-810x1080cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-17-810x810cut-paper-art-huntz-liu-18-810x810


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