Paper crane Exhibition
〈Poland〉
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
“I far as i know, in Ukraine there is no origami culture.”
The producer of this origami work is from Vietnam.
“In my country, origami is something very popular. You can find paper crane and paper star in almost every sourvenir shop in Vietnam. People up to 30+ years old know how to fold some basic origami(s) (Older usually cant).
I often use traditional patterns in Vietnamese culture in my works. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Turkey.
“I made origami cranes using the marbling technique often used in Turkey. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Vietnam.
“We apply origamy into making lantern.
I did it by follow these steps: celebrate my traditional holiday and respect the civic education knowledge I have been taught since elementary school. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
The producer of this origami work is from Thailand.
“At first in Thailand, we used to fold paper for container. In past 40 years, Japanese culture of folding a paper for decorate has revealed. We started to folded paper in different shape such as heart, bird, flowers and stars. It is enjoyable to collected stars in glass jar and five them to someone.
My culture is kind of the same as Japanese paper fold. We fold a bird to show feeling of missing and commemorative. ”
The producer of this origami work is from unknown.
“I know that in our country is common when you make origami to wish health at happiness to a person, and there is a lot of flashmobs when lots of people makes origami for people in need, for hospitals, children houses, etc ”
The producer of this origami work is from unknown.
“Origami is not common in my country. I used different Japanese ornaments.
It was interesting to discover new things about japanese culture especially about traditional ornaments and their meaning.”
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
“I know a little bit, i did origami in Junior high. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
“As far as I know there’s no origami in Ukraine, but we also have traditional patterns which usually embroidered on clothes or painted on Easter eggs. I combined Japanese origami and Ukrainian traditional patterns to create a crane. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
“In our country there is no tradition to make origami. But we like oriental culture, therefore many of us copy and make Japanese origami.
I made a stamp in the shape of tagetes ornament, which is sometimes used to embroider clothes. And decorated the wings of the crane with it. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Vietnam.
“Actually, I have known Origami when I was a child, it is seemingly closely linked to the childhood of children in Vietnam. For example, we believe that fold 1000 cranes will bring luck for the received person and some things more. So that why Origami is very prevalent in Vietnam.
It depends on the purpose but I always want to show the value of traditional culture in my country via my works. It is not easy to incorporate at the present but I believe I can do it in the future. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
The producer of this origami work is from Poland.
“The colors of the Polish flag are red and white, as in Japan.
I made a paper crane using paper painted with the national flag.”
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
“I drew a traditional Ukrainian cloth pattern on a paper crane. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Vietnam.
“We also make paper cranes in Vietnam. I designed the image of Vietnamese pottery. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
“This paper crane is like a tree.”
The producer of this origami work is from Poland.
“I drew a pattern of plants often used in Poland. I used watercolor paint.”
The producer of this origami work is from Poland.
“I made a crane by making use of the pattern of a paper cutout in Poland.”
The producer of this origami work is from China.
“We also fold origami in our country. But it was interesting because I never designed origami. ”
The producer of this origami work is from unknown.
The producer of this origami work is from unknown.
The producer of this origami work is from unknown.
The producer of this origami work is from unknown.
The producer of this origami work is from unknown.
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
“I can only say that the biggest crane in Ukraine was made in 2010 by children. This was hold in the national zoo.I used Japanese patterns for crane's wings.
I drew some crosses on the chest to represent the national tradition of embroidery. ”
The producer of this origami work is from unknown.
“It is art practice (classes) for children to for the development of motor skills.I do put more sense and meaning into the spheres of art like origami or patterns. I manage to incorporate my new knowledge into my style (a way of expression). ”
The producer of this origami work is from Ukraine.
“In school usually pupils practice origami exercises. Some Japanese patterns are similar to traditional Ukrainian patterns. ”
The producer of this origami work is from Poland.
“By My imagination and broad-minded perception.By intuition, emotions, perception. ”