Published 2 years ago

Origami artist’s latest creation used one piece of paper creased 5,377 times

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Juho Konkkola has been creating origami figures for 15 years. His latest work required 5,377 individual creases to be made beforehand. The finished work involved zero cuts and zero tears. If it were unfolded, it would revert back to a square piece of paper.

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The Independent

Origami artist’s latest creation used one piece of paper creased 5,377 times

“It was huge accomplishment; it is the greatest work I have done so far,” said Juho Konkkola.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Origami artist’s latest creation used one piece of paper creased 5,377 times

An origami artist from Finland has completed a two and a half year project which used just one sheet of paper and took 109 hours of folding.

2 years ago·Ireland

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Evening Standard

Origami artist spends two and a half years folding one piece of paper 5,377 times

“It was huge accomplishment; it is the greatest work I have done so far,” said Juho Konkkola

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Belfast Telegraph

Origami artist’s latest creation used one piece of paper creased 5,377 times

Finnish origami artist Juho Konkkola has completed a two and a half year project which used just one sheet of paper and took 109 hours. He began planning his latest and most daunting creation – ‘Duelling Knights’ – in the summer of 2019.

2 years ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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