ByFlorent Fabre
Designer: Traditional/Unknow
Immersed in the captivating culture of Japan for over five years, I’ve developed a profound appreciation for its arts, including the delicate practice of origami. Although I consider myself a beginner, my fascination with origami has grown immensely.
Traditional origami refers to classic models that are timeless, widely known, and/or have no known creator. Usually passed down through generations, they belong to everyone and form the foundation of modern origami.
I'm Jimena Candia from Firmat (Santa Fe), Argentina. I've been an origamist for several years. I also design origami models, hold workshops, and create diagrams. I've joined international virtual meetings like the Origami USA virtual convention and OWM4. I've taught origami for 12 years, both online and in person. What strikes me most about the art of origami is that you never stop learning. Origami shows that creativity has no limits.
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