Meet the London artist turning steel and paper mache into whimsical sculptures | Olivia Bax

Olivia Bax creates whimsical sculptures out of steel, paper pulp and ready-made objects, expanding upon her past experience as Anthony Caro’s studio assistant. In the second episode of our Studio Days series, we visit Olivia at her London studio and learn more about how and why she uses shreds of paper in her work.
0:00 - Why Sculpture
0:17 - ASMR
0:30 - Creating Paper Pulp
1:07 - Adding Paint
2:11 - Steel Structure
2:48 - Combining Steel & Paper
3:29 - Finished Work
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[@heatherblume6615]

Thanks, I use paper mache too and learned some new ideas from your video, will share with the workshop I am giving too.

[@raziashaker4428]

Hi Olivia, Do you mix the pulp with emulsion paint and gloss? is this a strong mixture.=?

[@caminanteh9444]

I like it.

[@SinaShahmoradi-ux6wc]

Awesome 👍🏼🤘🏻

[@yvonnedevine7919]

Cool