It seems unremarkable, but when you look closely, these works use no paint at all, and all the dark and light shadows are created by folding. It’s so genius! What’s even more fascinating is that these interior spaces , most of which are "haunted houses" left over from the 19th century.
German artist Simon Schubert folds the complex interiors of mansions and palaces on pure white paper by millimeters. The carved doors, multi-step staircases, and gorgeous floors are all exquisitely presented on paper. , and not only light and dark tones, Simon Schubert also creates a variety of deep and light color levels.
What’s even more story-telling is that most of Simon Schubert’s works are buildings left over from the 19th century and mansions that once had haunted affairs. The spaces on these works are real and have creepy stories. , coupled with the pure white color, deepens the spooky atmosphere.
