Australian-born, Brooklyn-based artist Ian Strange creates a fascinating architectural installation that transforms an old historic building in the Załęże district of Katowice, Poland, into a shining public spectacle. With some help, the artist used 600 sq meters (approximately 6,460 sq feet) of wrapping paper to surround the building's entire façade that took a period of three weeks. The paper's floral pattern is borrowed from the typical canvassing found in many of the local houses. The ex...
Australian-born, Brooklyn-based artist Ian Strange creates a fascinating architectural installation that transforms an old historic building in the Załęże district of Katowice, Poland, into a shining public spectacle. With some help, the artist used 600 sq meters (approximately 6,460 sq feet) of wrapping paper to surround the building's entire façade that took a period of three weeks. The paper's floral pattern is borrowed from the typical canvassing found in many of the local houses. The ex...
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