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Nicole Green

Paper Art from Vancouver

My Eco-Light Sculptures are a means through which I can express the mystery and beauty of nature.

Nicole Green

Nicole Green is an artist who uses elements of nature to create light sculptures that resemble a variety of flora and fauna. Her Eco-Light Sculptures are more abstract than purely representational, but they incorporate some of the essential shapes and structures found in nature, such as hives, webs, and shells.  Each piece is a handcrafted original, made from multiple layers of artisanal paper, with a frame of bamboo cane, reed, or willow branch twigs, and mounted on driftwood (which Nicole finds along the coast of British Columbia, near her home in Vancouver). The unique concoction is then wired (including a LED bulb), producing a natural light, a warm, buttery glow, like the color of the moon

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