Emerging Swedish artist Nina Lindgren works in illustration, photography and printmaking, and most recently has added architecture to her repertoire. The artist has been developing a series of geometric, cardboard sculptures that look like tiny cityscapes condensed into tightly-packed shapes. Her most recent one, “Floating City,” was exhibited at ArtRebels Gallery in Copenhagen. The hanging piece is a multifaceted form that gives its mundane medium new life in viewers’ imaginations as they traverse the levitating metropolis.
Mundane elements of city life like cars, bicycles, and architecture become sites for imaginative play in 
The personal work of Brooklyn-born sculptor 
Life and death are major themes explored through the work of 
“Sawdust provocateur"