This is how to cut out paper! (20 works)

Ahmedabad-based Indian artist Parth Kothekar creates true wonders from paper. He explained that the idea came to him while experimenting with graffiti stencils, and what began as a hobby eventually turned into a profession.





Indian artist Parth Kothekar masterfully hand-cuts amazing compositions from paper. He uses a special paper carving knife to create his unique and detailed works.



The artist first sketches in pencil and then cuts out the work with a knife. The final piece is placed between two panes of glass. Sometimes, for contrast, Parth paints his pieces dark.

The artist explains that the idea for paper cutting came to him while experimenting with graffiti stencils. His hobby gradually evolved into a profession.



Kotekar often creates portraits of people, animals, and birds, as well as abstract compositions that capture the viewer's imagination. His works are distinguished by a high degree of subtlety and complexity, and every detail is crafted with meticulous care and attention. Seven days is the minimum time it takes to complete a single piece, and in complex cases, the time can extend up to a month.



The artist's works reflect aspects of everyday life. The most captivating thing about this work, Parth says, is that he doesn't know until the very last moment what his next masterpiece will look like. And this curiosity is one of the main reasons he continues to create.



Kotekar says his work requires a lot of patience and meticulousness, and that he enjoys the process of creating each piece. His works delight and amaze viewers, and are a wonderful example of how true art can be created from simple materials.



As Parth says, he doesn't know what his next masterpiece will look like until the very last moment. And this curiosity is one of the main reasons he continues to create.



It's amazing what intricate patterns the artist's imagination creates. The artist's skill is captivating, as his works are so light, airy, and delicate.