You can’t really appreciate his work until you look at the details of these paper crane trees. They are the works of
“Incorporating the origami cranes that I encountered in my childhood into my work, I am creating a “place” for origami cranes. Looking back at it, I feel that the origami cranes are somehow precious and have a mysterious “something” hidden in them. And it was also my belief in “beauty”. Through dialogue with the work, I hope that something that will move your heart will be born.”
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Images: Courtesy of Naomi Onogawa.