The Artimage Forma Violeta sculpture by Leila Nish explores volume, rhythm and the contrast between solid form and open space. Made from paper and protected by an acrylic case, its vertical silhouette narrows at the centre and widens at both ends, giving it a distinct graphic outline.
The Paper Art technique uses repeated layers of paper to emphasise the depth of the form. These layers give the curves a visible rhythm, drawing attention to the relationship between the paper itself and the spaces between it. The acrylic case keeps the outline clearly visible, framing the sculpture without competing with its central design.
The violet silhouette pairs broad curves with a narrow centre, giving the piece a sculptural character even within a restrained arrangement. Its colour and volume make it a defined visual feature, while the transparent enclosure leaves the contours of the paper in view.
Display it on a bookshelf, sideboard or side table, where the vertical shape can be seen from the front. It also suits display niches and other indoor surfaces that allow a clear view of the outline. The contrast between the expanded ends and the slender centre remains the focus of the composition.
For an interior that calls for both colour and a three-dimensional decorative object, this piece offers an artist-designed composition built around repeated paper layers rather than a solid mass.
The sculpture is made from paper and presented in an acrylic case, which protects the composition while keeping its outline visible.
The work uses Paper Art, with repeated paper layers that emphasise the volume and depth of the design.
The piece measures 18 cm wide, 18 cm high and 28 cm deep. It weighs 2 kg.
It can be displayed on bookshelves, sideboards, side tables and other indoor surfaces, particularly where it can be viewed from the front.
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