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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.

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Artworks

Midori’s latest paintings, including Japanese sumi-e (black ink) works.
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Origami

Sculptural standing pieces along with framed origami work.
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Origami
Installations

Installations from various exhibitions and events Midori was involved in.
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Services

Incorporate origami into your next event or marketing campaign.
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Services

Upcoming events

Exhibition in Japan

Group Exhibition in Japan has opened and it looks great! I was invited to participate in the Japanese painters' group "Pont des Arts Japan" at Aichi Art Gallery in Nagoya, Japan. Big thanks to my amazing art teacher, Mr. Soshin Okumura, who greatly helped me. The exhibition looks great! Congratulations to all the fellow artists!

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Exhibition in Japan

September 13th, 2024|Exhibitions, Featured, New Work, Paintings|

Group Exhibition in Japan has opened and it looks great! I was invited to participate in the Japanese painters' group "Pont des Arts Japan" at Aichi Art Gallery in Nagoya, Japan. Big thanks to my amazing art teacher, Mr. Soshin Okumura, who greatly helped me. The exhibition looks great! Congratulations to all the fellow artists!

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Immigration Museum Origami Project

July 26th, 2024|Featured, Media, Origami, Service|

Joy is in creasing I facilitated the Origami project, "Origami Paper Trail" for the Immigration Museum Melbourne. It was a wonderful opportunity for me to promote the immigration, origami and exhibition. We immigrate from the sea and sky, so we make boats and butterflies. Once we are in Australia, we welcome the new people, so we

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