An exhibition celebrates the diverse techniques that elevate paper to an art form, from origami to sculpture and ‘kirie’.
yumi Shibata, exhibition view. Photography: Harold (X: @harold_1234).
In an era of increasing digitalisation, paper remains an essential part of daily life. The exhibition Micro and Macro Universe of Paper Art at the Ichihara Lakeside Museum in Chiba Prefecture pays tribute to this timeless material until January 13, 2025.
Showcasing three artists with distinct approaches to paper—origami, sculpture, and kirie (the art of paper cutting)—the exhibition offers a glimpse into creations that push the boundaries of this versatile medium.
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