An average person would most likely come up with two possible uses for a toilet paper roll: the first one being the very private one, and the second one - a high school toilet paper prank. In this case, allow us to introduce you to Sakir Gökcebag, a Hamburg-based Turkish artist, and his Trans-Layers art installations, made out of hundreds of toilet paper rolls that drape down the walls creating beautiful patterns.
It's not the first time Sakir uses unusual art mediums in his unique artworks. Previously, he has used commonplace objects like clocks, brooms, umbrellas, and such. The artist usually develops an idea for an installation artwork after close observation of the object's function and form. The use of its intrinsic qualities is what creates this element of simplicity and surprise in his works of art. Turns out, almost anything can have undiscovered artistic potential!
Now scroll down below to check this unusual paper art for yourself!
Website: sakirgokcebag.com
