(Snapchat: #paarchitecture ) Philadelphia-based artist Mike Tanis (@miketanis_ ) produces intricate paper sculptures using a combination of origami and kirigami techniques. If you’re not familiar with what those are, they’re Japanese art forms that fold and cut paper in complex ways without the help of glue. Tanis uses these methods to create abstract structures that appear soft and wavy as well as splintered and fractured. Sometimes, it’s hard to t
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