The following images are of tower-like structures featuring Islamic onion-shaped domes. Hundertwasser uses these shapes to give the colour and majestic grandeur to the occupants' lives. The golden dome features in many of his design concepts.
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In the following images of paper-folded forms, I attempted to recreate Hundertwasser's onion-shaped domes using the "scrunching paper" technique. I then placed it onto a cylindrical rolled paper within another larger cylinder base, with smaller cylinders attached to the top section to recreate one of Hundertwasser's towers.
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