This text is the perfect invitation to discover a world where anything is possible. Under that motto, Bea Szenfeld, a designer originally from Stockholm, works, using 3D design in paper to create sculptural pieces. In her 2015 collection, "Haute Papier", she elevated the category of couture to art, demonstrating how any material is comfortable enough to wear.

Whether forming origami chains or stacking thousands of layers of paper, the figures of dragons, gorillas and bears embrace (literally) the body of the models, appearing to be made with the softest silk. This optical illusion impresses those fortunate enough to have attended her exhibitions, expressing an astonishment at her 100% handmade work.

These works of art will surely seem familiar to you, especially if you like pop culture. Lady Gaga used them inside the Hearst Castle in her video "G.U.Y" and artists like Bjork have worn them on red carpets. Her designs range from two-dimensional minimalism to the sculptural maximalism of three-dimensional pieces and, whatever the way of presenting themselves, always result in a visual delight.

The best thing is, Bea Szenfeld is a great enthusiast of DIY creations and you will always see her sharing what her admirers make from her inspiration, so, if you decide to make a paper sculpture referencing her, you can tag her (and us too to give you a lot of encouragement).