Moscow-based artist Maxim Shkret renders digital illustration, evoking folded paper-like structures with refined details, to create three-dimensional flowing sculptures. Shkret uses lights in a way that highlights the unique layered style which allows the viewer to see every contour of the portrait, giving the human eye one focal point to look at.
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