Artists can often deceive the viewers vision with their works. Eiko Ojala, a visual designer from Estonia, deceives us by using "paper" as a prop. He uses flat paper to create three-dimensional works, using colors, layers, The effect of shadows turns pieces of paper into fantastic spaces. Eiko Ojala undoubtedly brings paper sculptures to a higher level.
Eiko Ojala cuts and combines colored papers. Every detail is carefully considered, using layers and light and shadow to form colorful, ingenious and dreamlike works. In addition to charming pictures, Eiko Ojalas works also use images to tell something, making a work contain a story or convey meaning. Air France, HBO, IMB, "New York Times", V&A Museum... have all invited him to create various works. Publications, advertisements, and interior illustrations also realize that good art should not just be placed in museums, but should be integrated into peoples daily lives.
