Video: The art of folding paper. Eric Joisel
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
For many years, people around the world have diligently folded, creased and crumpled paper in the hope of learning how to create that beauty called origami. Our website has repeatedly appeared publications about origami masters and their amazing work. Today we will meet another talented creator of paper figures, a creator by the name of Eric Joisel, Eric was born in Paris, studied in Europe, and for more than 25 years has been engaged in the artistic folding of paper so that he obtains extremely interesting figures. Perhaps they have little resemblance to traditional Japanese origami, but this does not make the work of Eric Joisel lose at all.
By the way, his works are sold mainly in America and Asian countries, and they are bought by collectors of paper figures or passionate lovers of origami. In Europe, the author of the figurines throws up his hands, such art is considered childish and frivolous, although in fact it is not at all so.
One glance at what Eric Joysel creates will be enough to see how skillful and painstaking it is - jewelry! All these tiny folds, dents and folds add up to a real work of art. Yes, only experienced origami masters can create this …
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