Anna Kruhelska is a visual artist and an architect working across fields of art and design. Based in Lodz, Poland, she creates abstract, three-dimensional paper wall reliefs that startle in their intricacy and meticulous execution.

Her sculptural pieces open a window to another dimension. The sharp, jagged geometric shapes seem to move in waves, creating an organic movement in the viewer’s eye, while the hard, angular elements are laid in symmetrical patterns, distorting the concept of depth and height. 

Finding inspiration everywhere, from architecture and minimalism to geometry, origami, and chip carving techniques popular in southern Poland, the central concept of all Kruhelska’s work lies in the interplay between light and shadow, contrast and repetitive patterns created by the mountain and valley folds. With extreme attention to crisp and clean lines, as well as a keen eye for structural composition, the contrast between the simplicity of the material and the anatomical complexity of the work is mesmerizing.

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