SCULPTING WITH PAPIER MACHÊ

I HAVE BEEN SCULPTING WITH PAPIER MACHÊ FOR 14 YEARS.
MY INTEREST IN RECYCLING USED PAPERS,AS CARDBOARD BOXES,EGG BOXES,PAPERS THAT WOULD BE THROWN AWAY, DOING MY PART IN RECYCLING FOR THE PLANET.I ONLY MIX THE PAPERS WITH PVA GLUE, NOT USING FLOUR.
MY SCULPTURES ARE SOLID PAPER
THERE HAS TO BE SOME PATIENCE IN THE DRYING PROCESS THAT TAKES AROUND 6 TO 9 MONTHS, DEPENDING ON THE SCULTURE.
I THINK THE RESULTS PAY OFF !!
CONTACTING ME : c.b.art@hotmail.com
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Monday, November 10, 2014

BELGIAN HARE, LEBRE BELGA

BELGIAN HARE
SOLID PAPIER MACHE USING
RECYCLED CARDBOARD PAPER
PEROBAWOOD BASE.
H 45 CM

                                  ORIGINS OF THE BELGIAN HARE

The Belgian Hare can be traced back to the  leporine  developed in the early part of the 18th century in the Flanders area of eastern Europe by the selective breeding of domestic and wild European rabbits. 

Leporines were imported from Belgium and Germany to England in the 1870s by  Mr. W. Lumb and his brother-in-law Mr. B. Greaves, importers of small stock from continental Europe. Wilkins (1896) wrote that after their introdiction into England ..." bred continuosly, ostensibly to develop a rabbit of the form, color and fur of the wild hare.
Named 'Belgian Hare' rabbit."  It was explained that the redder colored Leporines resembled the common wild hare of England (lepus Timidus), and a number of adventuresome rabbit aficionados and natural scientists undertook the task of employing selective breeding to make the Leporine look more like lepus Timidus.
These early breeders included  Mr. Lumb, Dr, Barham, and Dr.J Salter a Physian,  Fellow of the Royal Society, Fellow of the Zoological Socity. Fellow of the Linnaean Societ, an friend of Charles Darwin. 
Their rabbits were called the "Belgian Hare"-- "Belgian" (to recognize their origin) and "Hare" (to recognize their resemblance to Lepus Timidus which was a true hare).
Text taken from the: BELGIANHARECLUB

 
 
 

 
 
 



 
I REALLY APPRECIATE THE RAW ORIGINAL COLOR OF THE CARDBOARD
PAPER,THOUGH I AM TEMPTED TO COLOR THIS BEAUTIFUL
HARE, IN A FUTURE POST!!

Friday, September 5, 2014

SERELEPE BRAZILIAN SQUIRREL

SERELEPE
SOLID PAPIER MACHÊ USING RECYCLED PAPERS
ACRILIC PAINTS AND PEROBA WOOD BASE.
H 22CM x 18CM  x 9CM

SERELEPE IS THE BRAZILIAN COUSIN OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SQUIRREL,
HE IS SMALLER AND LESS FURRIER.

THE NAME SERELEPE IS NATIVE INDIGENOUS,LIKE MANY WORDS AND VOCABULARY
LENT FROM INDIAN TRIBES,AND INTEGRATED TO THE CULTURE.

SERELEPE HAS MANY OTHER COMMON NAMES:
ESQUILO,CAXINGUELE,QUATIPURU,CAXINXE AND CATIAIPÉ.

THEY LOVE TO EAT SMALL COCONUTS THAT HAVE A SWEET JUCY TASTE!

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

YOUNG BALLERINA STUDENT

YOUNG BALLERINA
SOLID PAPIER MACHÊ USING RECYCLED EGG CARDBOXES
ACRILIC PAINTS AND WOOD BASE
H 45 CM

 
 

 
 

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Thursday, April 10, 2014

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

KOI CARP

 
 
 


               KOI CARP.
  SOLID PAPIER MACHÊ SCULPTURE. ACRILIC PAINT.
                    DATED, SIGNED. UNDER THE BELLY THERE IS A SMALL HOLE,
                    WHERE A COPPER ROD CAN BE FIXED,TO HAVE THE FISH IN A WOODEN    
                     BASE.

Friday, February 28, 2014

PARROT

 

 

 

 

 

 
PARROT. PAPAGAIO
SOLID PAPIER MACHÊ SCULPTURE
RECYCLED PAPER,THIN WOOD POWDER,ACRILIC ELEMENTS
H 25cm x 32cm x 17cm

Saturday, February 15, 2014

ANGEL FISH

ANGEL FISH. PEIXE ANJO
SOLID PAPIER MACHÊ,RECYCLED PAPER,MURANO GLASS,ACRILIC PAINT.

NEWBORN

 NEWBORN

SOLID PAPIER MACHÊ SCULPTURE,ACRILIC PAINT,RECYCLED PAPER.

GREEK EYES FISH

 GREEK EYES FISH


SOLID PAPIER MACHÊ SCULPTURE,RECYCLED PAPER, MURANO GLASS,ACRILIC PAINT AND ACRILIC ELEMENTS. UNIQUE PIECE

Friday, February 14, 2014