Origami artist

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A tessellation is a repeating pattern made out of geometric shapes. Here are 5 close-up photos of origami tessellations all folded from 1 piece of paper.

This artist has amazing origami skills!

Sipho Mabona (previously) folds, crimps, and puckers sheets of cotton to form geometric artworks. The artist dyes the porous material with natural substances like indigo and Maclura tinctoria (mulberry), which creates organic gradients and alters its texture. He then utilizes origami creases to transform the cotton’s structure and shape, sometimes working in response to currentContinue reading "Using Naturally Dyed Cotton, Artist Sipho Mabona Explores Transformation through Origami"

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21x21cm crumpled (shoyu) paper shaped to the taste... :D

Swiss origami master Sipho Mabona plans to fold a massive life-sized elephant from a specially produced 2,500 square foot (125 sqm) sheet of paper at the Art Museum in Beromünster, Switzerland. Titled White Elephant, the artist is currently raising funds for the endeavor through Indiegogo so he can fund the production of paper and hopefully filmContinue reading "Origami Artist Sipho Mabona Will Attempt to Fold a Life-Sized Elephant from a Single Piece of Paper"

Most origami is geometrical, but Vietnamese artist Hoàng Tiến Quyết produces curved paper forms using a difficult technique known as wet-folding. This adds an element of sculpture to the work, making Hoàng's origami animals truly remarkable. Too little water and the paper dries before the folding is done; too much water, and the paper will rip.

ハナカマキリ。 Designed and folded by me.