Origami Monument Project at Campbelltown
7m Origami Monyument in Campbelltown
7m Origami Monyument in Campbelltown
Little Helper for Nagoya City
Origami Koala – Mum & Baby
Portrait of Me at the Prestigious Portia Geach Memorial Award
Sayonara Mr Kiya
Big thanks to Consul-General Kiya
Origami and Science
I’m one of the award recipients!
11 years on since 2011
I folded a giant crane on the stage in Manly, Corso in 2013.
It was one of the stage events for the charity after the East Japan Disaster in 2011.
Manly beach is one of the popular tourist spots and you can walk to the beach from the Corso.
Many people saw our stage and we collected donations.
People are so kind about donations and they enjoyed many performances on the stage.
The donations went to the Rainbow Projet for inviting Japanese children in Fukushima who has lost their houses and families to Sydney for a holiday trip.
Created an origami work for the magazine
My response to the Talented Jordan Turner’s request for their magazine.
T Magazine turns 1. Congratulations, T Magazine!
Paper is a canvas to create, a page to write on. It is a medium to cut, fold and reinvent. Whatever the way you choose to tell the story you want to share, we can all connect with one thing. The act of holding that piece of paper in front of you and watching ideas come to life. That is the paper’s performance.
You can find his full article on T Magazine: https://taustralia.com.au/t-turns-1-papers-performance/#