Art An origami lava invades the LLUÈRNIA festival in Catalonia
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An origami lava invades the LLUÈRNIA festival in Catalonia

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Claudia Fuggetti
Una lava di origami invade il LLUÈRNIA festival in Catalogna | Collater.al

The collaborators David Oliva from SP25 Arquitectura and Anna Juncà of the Atelier 4 have created this spectacular lava flow using simple origami, on the occasion of the LLUÈRNIA festival in Catalonia. Over 10,000 sheets of paper were used to make this work, subsequently illuminated from below and made even more realistic through the use of smoke bombs.

The work was called “Origami Lava” which was placed on an abandoned building in the city of Olot, a place surrounded by inactive volcanoes. Take a look at our gallery.

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Written by Claudia Fuggetti

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