“The idea of making something out of nothing changes the way we look at reality,” she wrote on Facebook. “A piece of plastic with printed text commonly used for packing a coffee machine or a television, can resemble a piece of silk. And the lid of a tin of tomato puree can look like a ring.”

She makes recycled clothing from packing materials – foam, plastic sheets, and bubble wrap –  transformed into elaborate Renaissance costumes, which are then photographed on models in poses similar to the portrait styles from the 15^th-17^th centuries.

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“The idea of making something out of nothing changes the way we look at reality,” she wrote on Facebook. “A piece of plastic with printed text commonly used for packing a coffee machine or a television, can resemble a piece of silk. And the lid of a tin of tomato puree can look like a ring.”

She makes recycled clothing from packing materials – foam, plastic sheets, and bubble wrap –  transformed into elaborate Renaissance costumes, which are then photographed on models in poses similar to the portrait styles from the 15^th-17^th centuries.

The post Artists Uses Recycled Packing Materials in Making Renaissance Costumes appeared first on Wallpaper Data.