Richard studied at Batley School of Art and
Design, which led him to the study of three dimensional design
at the Manchester Metropolitan University. There he concentrated on the
hands-on manipulation of paper to create design models, which ultimately
developed into sculptural pieces.
These definitely inspire me in terms of setting up an exhibition for Fedrigoni. They're quite interactive pieces in which you could walk around and really appreciate the paper crafting. It could be interesting to have a range of sculpture pieces like this using different weighted/coloured stocks.
These definitely inspire me in terms of setting up an exhibition for Fedrigoni. They're quite interactive pieces in which you could walk around and really appreciate the paper crafting. It could be interesting to have a range of sculpture pieces like this using different weighted/coloured stocks.
