French artist Junior Fritz Jacquet has been fascinated by paper since a young age. Inspired by the traditional art of origami, Jacquet explores and experiments with folding and crumpling techniques, developing an innovative style all his own.
In a series entitled Masks, Jacquet squishes and crumples 40 different toilet paper rolls into unique and expressive faces which are then coated with shellac and various pigments. In addition to the masks below, you can find more on his website and Facebook page.
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Artwork by JUNIOR FRITZ JACQUET | Facebook
Photograph by Matthieu Gauchet
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Artwork by JUNIOR FRITZ JACQUET | Facebook
Photograph by Matthieu Gauchet
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Artwork by JUNIOR FRITZ JACQUET | Facebook
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Artwork by JUNIOR FRITZ JACQUET | Facebook
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Artwork by JUNIOR FRITZ JACQUET | Facebook
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Artwork by JUNIOR FRITZ JACQUET | Facebook
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Artwork by JUNIOR FRITZ JACQUET | Facebook
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Artwork by JUNIOR FRITZ JACQUET | Facebook
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