In a cardboard box, everyone sees something different. Some use it as a storage container, for cats it is a great house, and Japanese artist Monomi Ono considers it the perfect material for her incredible 3D sculptures.
It all started when she was studying at Osaka University of the Arts. It was then that Monomi Ono decided to choose 3D animation as the main educational direction. But to get the necessary software for this, you need to pay a tidy sum. And in order not to spend such money, the girl decided to use a pile of empty cardboard boxes from under orders from Amazon as material for honing her 3D modeling skills.
What was intended as an educational practice turned into cardboard art. Empty boxes have become a universal substance that a Japanese woman can turn into anything, and this is not a figure of speech. Tanks, guns, pop culture characters, and even food - all made of cardboard!
The Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for them
The same time machine from the movies "Back to the Future".
The Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for them
The spaceship "Millennium Falcon" from "Star Wars" one-on-one like in the movies.
The Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for them
Sneakers made of cardboard? No problem!
The Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for them
A formidable cardboard tank with big guns.
The Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for them
Monomi Ono and some of her creations. That's what it means to get your hands out of the right place!
The Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for themThe Japanese woman never throws away cardboard boxes: she finds a better use for them