Fishbone cardboard artwork

Fishbone is a large-scale cardboard relief sculpture — 50 x 70 cm of hand-cut geometry in black linoleum paint with subtle blue undertones. The surface is built from recycled cardboard, cut line by line and assembled into a pattern that reads like a fishbone: angular, rhythmic, precise. As the light shifts across it through the day, the shadows shift too. It never looks quite the same twice.

This is shadow sculpture art at its most graphic. The three-dimensional relief adds 1–2 cm of depth to the surface, giving it real presence on the wall. Framed in oak and ready to hang.

Made by hand in Denmark in 2024 by Lisa Ketty, an original artist working in recycled cardboard and abstract carving. Signed on the back. At 50 x 70 cm it's one of the largest pieces in the collection — and one of the most striking.