Waves (2009)
This series of five pieces was part of the exhibit
“Papier, Vergankelijke materie, Blijvende indrukken
(Paper, Transient matter, Lasting impressions)”
at the Art Cézar gallery
in Rotselaar, Belgium, March 2009.
|
| Wave
|
|
| Inner Wave
|
|
| Splash
|
|
| Three Waves Meeting
|
|
| Tsunami
|
|
| Brooch
|
About the Pieces
Each piece was hand-folded in Belgium,
starting from one circular piece of paper with a circular hole
and hand-scored concentric circular creases (using a compass).
This setup is similar to the classic Bauhaus form;
see our history of curved origami sculpture.
The difference is that we join a few key points together
to change the equilibrium form.
During the exhibit opening, we wore the curved-crease brooch shown on the
right. The doll eyes close when lying horizontal.
Material: Elephant hide paper.
For More Information
Check out our other curved origami sculpture,
as well as our history of curved origami sculpture.
Last updated January 10, 2010 by
Erik Demaine.
