Folding for Peace is an Elaborate Landscape of Origami Flowers
Nagasaki, Japan, recently featured an intricate outdoor installation called Folding for Peace -- a plot of blossoms fabricated through a scrupulous process of creasing and fixing together pieces of paper. The product was mind-bogglingly magnificent in its execution and expression of incredible detail.
Undertaken by artist Anouk Vogel, the blooming plot of bright white petals, stems and leaves was a gesture that called for the divine reward of the paper-folding practice. But instead of making the 1,000 origami cranes that merits a wholesome wish by the creator, this elaborate arrangement is a symbolic request for world peace. A profound sense of serenity would have, however, overcome any individual who beheld the beautiful Folding for Peace paper garden.
Undertaken by artist Anouk Vogel, the blooming plot of bright white petals, stems and leaves was a gesture that called for the divine reward of the paper-folding practice. But instead of making the 1,000 origami cranes that merits a wholesome wish by the creator, this elaborate arrangement is a symbolic request for world peace. A profound sense of serenity would have, however, overcome any individual who beheld the beautiful Folding for Peace paper garden.
