Ray Besserdin from Melbourne is a master of his trade. His paper sculptures are multi award-winning works of art. The son of German migrants also created one of the biggest paper sculptures on Earth, for a client in the Northern Territory. But how does he do it?
Some facts:
- It takes Ray Besserdin weeks if not months to create his best paper sculptures.
- The trained biological scientist has been fascinated by paper since his childhood.
- He loves and uses German, Japanese and Australian paper.
But how does the saying go:
A picture is worth a thousand words....
Why not tell us on facebook.com/sbsGerman what you think of Ray Besserdin and his paper sculptures - cheers!
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