Giant Crumpled Paper Drops From The Sky Neil Dawson
First, I though its a Photoshopped image !!
Located in New Zealand, this giant crumpled paper seems to be dropped from the sky, As you approach, you realize it is made of metal. It’s a sculpture, made of welded and painted steel that looks like a two dimensional cartoon drawing of a three dimensional piece of paper. “Horizons”, its name, is 118 feet long, four stories high, and it sits in a private art park (the public is invited, but you have to make an appointment) owned by a New Zealand millionaire who commissioned this piece (and 21 others from different artists)…
Courtesy of Neil Dawson
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