Multifaceted Anatomy

Horst Kiechle paper torso

Horst Kiechle paper torso

Horst Kiechle paper torso organs

Horst Kiechle paper torso heart

Holy patience.

Australian architect and artist, Horst Kiechle, created this magnificent structure of a torso, complete with removable organs, from 200gms/sqm white cards.

Horst had posted these images on his Flickr where they sat for over a year and a half before being discovered by the folks at My Modern Met.  I tell you, Flickr can be a gold mine for creative talent.  The response was so huge that they did a follow up post/interview with him.

Horst built the model in a 3D program first and then converted it to a flat 2D pattern.  He says the “skill comes with positioning the triangles in such a way that they suggest curvature with as few triangles as possible.”

Enough people have requested a template for the torso that he might consider creating a simpler version for people to build themselves!

View more photos of the piece on Horst’s Flickr.

[via BoingBoing + Colossal]

 

 

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