The Art Of Origami: How Romanian Artist Folds The Paper Into “Talking” Cranes
Origami, or the art of paper folding, originated in Japan before spreading to countries around the world. Nowadays, origami is a popular practice not only for Asians but also for countries with Western culture. This activity does not just produce unique paper products but also helps you have a comfortable time, relax your mind and create positive habits in life.
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Diary of 1,000 cranes
In 2015, Origami artist Cristian Marianciuc set an ambitious and challenging goal for himself, completing 1,000 orizuru (Japanese for “paper crane”) in 1,000 days. Surprisingly, this artist has successfully completed the goal as intended. Since this achievement, Marianciuc has continued to create even better and more perfect orizuru.Source: Instagram
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The speaking Orizuru
When asked about origami, Cristian Mariancius shared: “I never stop doing the research and innovation for my products. To me, origami is very therapeutic and a way to find balance in life. It is a way to silence some voices and make others louder. It is about not doing things on autopilot, but to be involved, in the present. I also began to shorten my product completion time by pre-exploring topics or techniques that interest me. Or, if I don't have time, I will create my own origami art products.”Source: Instagram
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