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Creative couple blur lines between art, architecture and cinematography

Leo Garcia Mendez and Raya Sader Bujana are two Venezuelan artists – one creates tiny realistic constructions in paper and the other takes beautiful photographs.

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All images courtesy of Leo Garcia Mendez and Raya Sader Bujana

All images courtesy of Leo Garcia Mendez and Raya Sader Bujana

Inspired by the Mexican architect Luis Barragán and DOIY’s recent Scala collection, the duo has created and filmed an artwork that plays with textures, colours, clean cuts, light and perspectives.

The result is a miniature construction that is not only delicate but visually exquisite in its precision, blurring the lines between paper art, set design, architecture, photography and cinematography.

The collaboration is the first in a series from Barcelona-based retailer, DOIY, which aims to support emerging artists by giving them visibility via the DOIY social media channels, its website and a printed Fanzine, while generating meaningful, quality content along the way.

Miniature paper construction featuring geometric coloured forms in pink, teal, cream and yellow with dramatic shadows cast across a neutral floor against a blue background
Minimalist paper architectural interior with vibrant pink neon ceiling strips casting orange light across textured walls and a small white window opening
Colourful miniature architectural space with rust, teal and magenta walls, a white floor, purple staircase and yellow geometric form visible through a window
Terracotta floating staircase in a minimalist room with magenta wall lit by purple neon ceiling strips and mustard-coloured doorway
Minimalist architectural paper construction featuring a golden doorway with warm lighting, orange and red walls, blue steps, and a turquoise ceiling
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