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Melbourne-based artist Emma Van Leest makes stunning paper cut artworks. Most of her creations were inspired by different culture during her travels in India, China and Indonesia. Emma takes you to the histories and other-world adventures drawn from these places. Stunning.

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Go see more of Emma’s spectacular pieces on her website.

 

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