15 Times Asya Kozina Created Fancy Baroque Wigs With Paper And Stunned Everyone

In an interview with DeMilked, the artist revealed, “Each wig is an individual special story that begins with a research to find symbols and meanings that you want to put in the future image. Some wigs take a lot of time to prepare for a sketch, sometimes it is a study of the history of shipbuilding, sometimes symbols of the Baroque era, sometimes architectural objects or styles, because there are no accidents in my work, it is always an interesting story that can be read and told.”

As her wigs are made entirely of paper, they blur the line between fragility and strength. They’re not wearable in a practical sense, but they make powerful statements about identity, beauty, and art. Kozina further elaborated, “From the beginning of my studies at the university, I got acquainted with new forms of artistic expression of paper with its plastic possibilities and in 2007, I opened my first personal exhibition in an art museum. Since then, I have worked on the orders of art curators for museums, theaters, operas, for a fashion house, made my own creative projects, and created objects for the interiors of cruise ships. I have worked with plain paper, wallpaper, synthetic paper, colored paper, and rolled paper. Today, my favorite is synthetic paper, which is snow-white, comfortable, thick and durable.”

Here are some of her most stunning creations that continue to captivate art lovers around the world.

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