Philip C and Adam C's Zen origami

(photos by Midori)

Big thanks to Adam from Sydney Children's Foundation and Philip from Louis Vuitton for folding paper cranes for the exhibition.

I am sure that they enjoyed folding their first ever paper cranes at the workshop.

You can see these very neat & beautiful zen origami at the exhibition. They are for sale, $75 each and all the profit will go to Sydney Children's Hospital.

財団法人シドニー子供病院のアダムさんとルイヴィトンのフィリップさんが展覧会のために折り鶴を折ってくださいました．おふたりとも折りがみを折ったのははじめてとのお話でしたが、とても意欲的に取り組んでくださり、きちんときれいに折ってくださいました。お二人の作品は特別に額にいれて、一つ７５ドル、売り上げの利益はすべて子供病院に寄付されます。

Mayu's photo works

(Photo by Midori)

Photographer, Mayu Kataoka took countless number of photos for this project.

I always amazed and delighted to see Mayu's fantastic photography skill.

We should make a book about this project with her beautiful photos one day.

Both framed photographs are for sale at the exhibition. $300 each.

片岡まゆさんはフォトグラファーでこのプロジェクトの写真を担当されました。

私はいつも現場に立ち会ってその後まゆさんの撮った写真をみせていただきました。まゆさんの目のつけどころ、角度の取り方など腕前のすごさに圧倒されてばかりでした。

近いうちにこのプロジェクトのまとめとして、まゆさんの写真をたくさん入れた本を作りたいと思っています。

たくさんの写真の中から、２作品だけ選んでいただき、額にいれて一つ超お買い得の３００ドルとなっています。

LV - Origami Symphony

(Photo by Midori)

"LV-Origami Symphony" designed by Midori

Big thanks to more than 50 people from Louis Vuitton Australia who came to the workshop and folded over 300 paper cranes using their magazine.

Midori wants to create music theme with paper cranes.

It is made with 5 panels. Each panels are $100. All the profit will go to Sydney Children's Hospital.

“ルイヴィトンーおりがみシンフォニー”　ファーズみどりのデザイン．

ルイヴィトンから社員５０名が私たちの折りがみワークショップに参加してくださいました．

とても一生懸命おってくださり、１時間半ほどのあいだで３００羽以上をつくってくださいました。折りがみはルイヴィトンのカタログを再利用。茶色のシックな色合いがカラフルな他の折りがみとひと味違って素敵です。音楽が聞こえてきませんか．

作品は５枚のパネルからできています。パネル（大）一枚１００ドル。

売り上げの利益はすべて、子供病院に寄付されます。

LV-Wings of Love

(Photo by Mayu Kataoka)

This is an amazing photo taken by Mayu.

The paper cranes were made by people from Louis Vuitton.

Framed photography is for sale at the exhibition. $300

Trevor's artwork

(photo by Midori)

"Essence #1 - Love" Artwork by Trevor Tyne $288

You will be surprised if you find out how he folded and created this artwork.

The white centre shelves were made by only folding a large paper. No scissors.

Opening Thursday 22 Sept

(photo by Mayu)

(Photo by Midori)

"....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.

Giant Origami crane has arrived at Sydney Children's Hospital

(Photo by Mayu)

A giant origami crane, folded by Manly artist, Angela van Boxtel has arrived at Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick.

A giant crane is one of 3000 paper cranes which were folded for the exhibition, "Fold with Love - 1000 paper cranes"

The opening will be on Thursday 22 Septemeber, 5.30-7.30pm.