The Origami Crane (from series Symbols of Asia) (2019) Tablo Marie-Jose Ged tarafından

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Origami are a traditional Japanese art craft of making shapes with folded papers. Moreover in Japan, the crane is a mystical creature that is believed to live for a thousand years. Traditionally, it is believed that if one folds 1000 origami, one’s wish would come true. Nowadays origami cranes have become a symbol of hope and healing during challenging[...]
Origami are a traditional Japanese art craft of making shapes with folded papers. Moreover in Japan, the crane is a mystical creature that is believed to live for a thousand years. Traditionally, it is believed that if one folds 1000 origami, one’s wish would come true.
Nowadays origami cranes have become a symbol of hope and healing during challenging times, and are used to decorate remembrance places.
The Origami have been cut from canvas, primed and sealed, and spray painted in colors and designs inspired by Japanese paper prints. They have been glued in a collage effect to create a 3 dimensional effect on the painting.

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Born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon, during the civil war and the most difficult times the country faced, she graduated from "Universite Saint-Joseph", with a masters in Economics, and graduated from[...]

Born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon, during the civil war and the most difficult times the country faced, she graduated from "Universite Saint-Joseph", with a masters in Economics, and graduated from "Universite Saint-Esprit Kaslik" with a pre-PhD in Marketing. She continued her studies at the London School of Business, where she received a post-graduate diploma in Marketing. She then travelled around the world, discovering Europe, the United States and Asia. She is currently living in Singapore with her husband and daughter, where she is a lecturer in Economics. She is a self-taught artist whose love and passion for painting led her to push the boundaries of her talent, and share her vision of art.

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