Niche interests abound with these paper cuts for foodies who craft

Raya Sader Bujana is a paper artist based in Barcelona. She specializes in the art of composing paper objects. With painstaking detail she pays great attention to details and uses them to render realistic looking objects.

While Bujana’s paper cuttings run a variety of styles, her favorite subject is food. This paper object series features realistic renderings of food. She’s made cups containing latte art, part of pumpkin pie with cream, and a slice of watermelon.

She meticulously creates, designs, assembles, draws, cuts, glues, paints and everything that she works on.

She says:

Everything I create includes something recycled or up-cycled, I like being able to see art in discarded things. I have come to define it as “Your Trash is my Jewelry” and base my work on turning “trash” into treasures. I’m a perfectionist and put a lot of detail and attention in my work, I truly believe in quality and well made things, so I work as if I were making everything for myself, and get a heartwarming feeling at the idea of someone else loving and enjoying them.

What inspires her to do this?

I studied architecture due to my love of art and design and have been drawing, painting, crafting and DIYing ever since I can remember, always ready to transform existing things into something special.

The simplicity can be appreciated: They do not require an application to open and view. There is no share link on the page, nothing to hashtag. They are simply delightful recreations of food. How nice.

Etsy

Originally published at www.psfk.com on February 12, 2016.