I have always loved origami, as I have always loved tinkering, creating, and experimenting with paper. To me, origami is both an art form and a source of mathematical curiosity. Beyond its aesthetic beauty, it can also be connected to ideas in graph theory and other areas of mathematics.

I enjoy sharing this passion with others by teaching origami to children at public libraries, during intermissions at math competitions, and at Pi Day events in local schools.

Modular Origami

Modular origami had always been a great interest of mine. Each model requires many identical units. Coloring of the units, in fact, can be connected with graph theory. I use these models to decorate my room!

Flowers

I fold roses and daisies during holidays for my family and friends~

Animals

This summer, I went to Spain and folded these animals! For me, animals are the hardest, as it requires lots of precision.