At last, our exhibition, "Fold with Love" was over.
“Fold with Love – 1000 paper cranes” is a project based on the Japanese legend of 1000 paper cranes. Sydney-based Japanese artists, Midori Furze and Mayu Kataoka did over 20 workshops including with hospital children, local schools and Louis Vuitton Australia. The exhibition has more than 3000 paper cranes at Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick. The project was 2011 Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation Arts Program ArtEx.
About the project
Everyone can fold paper crane; it is small and takes only a few minute of their time…but we collected more than three thousand of them! Can you imagine how beautiful and powerful decoration will be on the Children’s hospital walls with 3000 paper cranes together? We are sure it will brighten up the hospital wall.
Thank you for posted your love in the shape of paper cranes.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
THANK YOU!!!
At last, our exhibition, "Fold with Love" was over.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
The last day of the exhibition - Dec 4th 2011
However the display will be on till Sunday 4th December. So if you haven't had any chance to get there yet, please pop in soon.
Some works were already sold but there are still some beautiful panels which are waiting for you to take home. The profit will go to the Hospital.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Sydney Morning Herald

Thursday 29 Sept 2011 page 13 on Sydney Morning Herald
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Mayu's origami works
Midori's origami works
Origami Panels
Origami artists from Melbourne
Philip C and Adam C's Zen origami


Mayu's photo works

LV - Origami Symphony

LV-Wings of Love
Trevor's artwork
Friday, September 23, 2011
Opening Thursday 22 Sept

"....Mayu and I started working on the project in January this year. Since then I carried origami paper in my bag everywhere and asked people to fold paper cranes in many occasions. We ran more than 20 workshops in many different places.
We have met countless wonderful origami lovers. It was always a pleasure to see the big smiles on people’s faces who made paper cranes for their first time.
We believe that everyone can fold a paper crane – it is small and takes only a few minutes of their time, but 3000 of them together on the wall become a beautiful and a very powerful decoration.
Mayu and I would like to thank our families, friends, people from Louis Vuitton, Sydney Children’s Hospital, the Hospital School, the Hospital Foudation, and everyone who contributed their time and folded paper cranes for the project.
Big and special thanks to Roxanne and Martha for their endless support. We couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you." - Midori Furze, the opening night speech.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Giant Origami crane has arrived at Sydney Children's Hospital
Solly's work
Year 10 student, Solomon F's work "Into the blue" 76 x 45cm $500Forestville Montessori School

Tuesday, September 13, 2011
LOVE - in many shapes and many languages
Folders of this week
Louis Vuitton Origami Workshop

Sunday, September 11, 2011
Folders of this week





Open Studios at North Head Sanctuary, Manly Australia.















