Geometric Paper Torso Sculpture With Removable Organs

Channel your inner science nerd.

January 14, 2012

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If you've ever even remotely been into science or biology, then you'll enjoy this geometric paper torso constructed by Australian architect and paper artist Horst Kiechle for a science lab. The torso is filled removable organs. Creepy? Amazing. [This is Colossal]

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