He photographs full-scale architectural sculptures made from paper, not miniature re-creations.
He had been working with wire since 1926, when he began a miniature circus made from wire, wood and fabric.
The New York Botanical Garden converts more than two hundred and fifty acres into an immersive train show, where models race through miniature landmarks made from bark and leaves, including the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, and Rockefeller Center.
A miniature metropolis made from motherboards and computer chips chugs away in British artist Stanza's new data-driven installation, The Nemesis Machine.
Telling myself I mustn't buy another teapot, I settled for silk pyjamas for my small nieces and a couple of miniature folding lanterns made from split bamboo and offcuts of printed cotton (great Christmas decorations).
Lashed to his hands with hair ties were 17 miniature percussion instruments made from items like a Snapple cap, the lid of a prescription bottle, a Spider-Man figurine, the shells of plastic eggs that once held toys from supermarket vending machines.
The Keats museum has also put on show a love letter to Brawne written from Keats's sick bed in 1820, a brooch containing a miniature golden lyre made from strands of the poet's hair, and the only surviving notebook from the poet's time as a medical student, including his lecture notes.
Everything is made from trash in Lydia Ricci's miniature, magical world.
Some are of feathers or butterflies' wings; some are miniature pieces of nature made from grasses, flowers, insects, stones and shells.
They were shaped like miniature pies, and had been made from scratch, including their graham-cracker crusts.
