Artist creates intricate works of art at fallen Cook products

Omid Asadi upped the autumnal tradition of catching leaves of various colors to another level. The artist decided to use fallen leaves to create a clipping intricate art. Using only a box cutter, Asadi uses the leaves that are drooping to the ground as your middle, transforming them into figurative scenes of animals, humans and architectural, giving them a new life.

Asadi likes to see their art as a way of looking at the world differently, repairing the natural beauty that surrounds us in an alternative way. Initially, the artist began collecting leaves when he noticed that everyone walking and pontapeava without noticing its color or beauty, referred to Inhabitots. Their favorite leaves to work are the wild oak, both the beauty and the abundance in your area.

Inspired by the paper cut artists, Asadi decided to put his blade in sheets durable and resistant to collapsing. Although the figures that cut the leaves come all of its imaginary, Asadi also leaves the shape of leaves that is inspire. Here are some of the works of this artist.

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