Contemporary Artist
Midori Furze is a Japanese-born, Sydney-based multidisciplinary artist and is an active participant in the local art community. As well as exhibiting her works in a number of group and solo exhibitions, Midori often runs origami workshops and community origami projects. She also works with event management and marketing agencies to design and produce unique origami products.
Upcoming events
Paper Cranes reach Japan
Pass the Baton Project was completed in Hiroshima Do you remember how we folded paper cranes with such dedication last July? And how some of us gathered again in August to decorate three thousand cranes at the Pass the Baton event? At last, those cranes have reached Hiroshima. The organiser of the Pass the Baton Project, met Keiko Ogura in front of the Children’s Peace Monument—a truly special moment that brings everything full circle.
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Paper Cranes reach Japan
Pass the Baton Project was completed in Hiroshima Do you remember how we folded paper cranes with such dedication last July? And how some of us gathered again in August to decorate three thousand cranes at the Pass the Baton event? At last, those cranes have reached Hiroshima. The organiser of the Pass the Baton Project, met
Paper Power Exhibition
Quiet Power on my artwork Come to the Primrose Paper Arts Exhibition at Primrose Park Art & Craft Centre! PPA Special events on Saturday 11 April Free entry 10.30 am -12.30 pm Demonstrations on various activities 1-3 pm Mezzanine exhibition opening. Light refreshments will be served.
2026 Is a Year for Big Leaps！
A Year of Growth and New Heights With the start of a new year, I’m looking forward to learning more, trying new things, and enjoying the process of making art even more deeply. I hope to create works that feel richer and more alive, and to actively join exhibitions where I can share my journey and