The Artimage Totem Oliva sculpture by Leila Nish uses layers of paper to build a vertical arrangement of geometric forms. An acrylic case protects the piece and frames its presentation on a bookshelf, console table, side table or in a display niche.
A cylindrical base, rounded body and open, cone-shaped top give the sculpture three distinct forms. Their arrangement balances the visual lightness of paper with a clearly defined sculptural outline. Green, olive and lighter tones draw attention to the folds, where light and shadow reveal the rhythm of the individual paper layers.
The successive layers of paper create a sense of depth that changes with the viewing angle. Seen together, they define the cylinder, rounded centre and cone; within each form, the repeated edges introduce a finer visual rhythm. This contrast between the overall shape and the individual layers is central to the piece's paper-art composition.
The totem arrangement emphasises height, while the olive palette works alongside wood, glass, metal or stone furniture. Its green and lighter tones keep the folds visible, allowing the surface detail to remain part of the composition rather than reading as a single block of colour.
The acrylic case serves both as protection and as part of the display. The piece can sit on a console, side table or shelf, or within a decorative niche, without additional support beyond a stable surface.
The sculpture is made from paper and presented in an acrylic case.
The sculpture measures 18 x 26 x 18 cm and weighs 2 kg.
The sculpture is by Leila Nish.
It can be displayed on console tables, side tables, bookshelves, in niches or on other stable indoor surfaces used for decorative displays.
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Reino Unido
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