Video: Cash Origami Hasegawa Yosuke
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
We have already written about artists who use banknotes as material for their works. You can remember Mark Wagnercreating collages of one dollar bills, dollar prints Scott Campbell or money sculptures Justin Smith … Our hero today, Hasegawa Yosuke, makes origami out of money, and his focus is on the faces of presidents, royalty or national heroes who are so fond of being portrayed in the currencies of different countries.
On the one hand, the job of a Japanese to fold paper sculptures is simple. All you need to do is take a bill and fold it so that the portrait is in the center of attention, and the rest of the bill "turns" into his headdress. But on the other hand, it takes a lot of fantasy and imagination to implement this idea. See how many options for different caps, hats, caps and berets the author comes up with. In the collection of his works, you can see, for example, more than a dozen origami from a five-dollar bill: each of them wears a new headdress for President Lincoln.
Money origami was so popular that Hasegawa Yosuke even published two do-it-yourself books, each containing 15-20 banknote folding lessons.
Finding out more information about the author's personality is probably only possible for someone who speaks Japanese. But everyone can see many of his works: for this you just need to go to the site of Hasegawa Yosuke.
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