Immigration Museum Origami Project

Joy is in creasing

Origami Paper Trail Melbvourne
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 make hearts!
I hope we will have a lot of hearts in the installation.
Thank you, Keina from SBS Japanese Radio for the nice interview!
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Origami Paper Trail
22-28 July 2024
Melbourne Central
Pop in and fold origami! Free event
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Origami Paper Trail
SBS Japanese Interview
2024-07-26T12:45:47+10:00July 26th, 2024|Featured, Media, Origami, Service|

Origami Monument Project at Campbelltown

7m Origami Monyument in Campbelltown

My Origami miniature model With Timothy
It is a fantastic opportunity to be a part of the Campbelltown Art Project.
I designed an origami monument for Koshigaya Park in Campbelltown this year.
Koshigaya City in Japan and Campbelltown in Sydney are sister cities and the cities are celebrating their 40th anniversary.
My monument will be about 7 meters high. wow!
Here is the miniature model I created for the presentation.
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Origami Mobirus Ring
2024-04-13T09:40:16+10:00April 13th, 2024|Featured, Media, New Work, Origami, Service|

Origami Demonstrate at Sydney Flagship Store

Origami Hearts for Valentine’s Day

Cartier Sydney
Celebrate the Valentine’s Day with Origami Hearts!

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In 2024, this year I demonstrated the origami hearts at the very popular store, Cartier in Sydney.

There was a queue outside the store to get special gifts for their loved ones.
I was so happy to help celebrate the customers with my origami hearts.

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2024-02-16T21:32:29+11:00February 16th, 2024|Origami, Service, Workshops|

I Love Rain

Origami Koi Fish in the Rain at Night

Night Rain
My New Work, Night Rain
Raindrops in the Koi Fish Pond at Night…
Origami Koi Fish – One sheet of square paper, folded to make a Koi Fish. No scissors to create the shape.
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2024-02-16T21:18:12+11:00February 16th, 2024|Featured, New Work, Origami|