Fun things to do with your money
Origami (from oru meaning “folding”, and kami meaning “paper”) is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding. The goal of this art is to create a representation of an object using geometric folds and crease patterns preferably without the use of gluing or cutting the paper, and using only one piece of paper or in this case from money.
The most amazing thing about them is that they’re all made from real money.An exploration of our relationship with money and our response to it, in a political, moral and social sense, whilst also exploiting the physical beauty of the note.All the papers presented were conducted with notes of 1 or 2 dollars and any one of them is exceptional.
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Haha, these are great! I’m a Canadian, and feel compelled to ask:
Jun 2, 2009Isn’t this illegal to do with US tender?
It’s just folding it, it’s not defacing it.
Jun 2, 2009Only destroying it is illegal.
Jun 2, 2009gr8 art it’s really unique from other
Jun 2, 2009As long as you don’t cut them up, see in America, there’s nothing wrong with folding money lol
Jun 2, 2009It’s just being folded. Not torn or anything. Even then, tears happen all the time.
Jun 2, 2009Ain’t no folding
Jun 2, 2009Wish I knew how to make that rhino.
Jun 11, 2009knew how to make that, superkewl
Jun 12, 2009How do you make them? Instructions?
Jun 25, 2009Another fun thing to do with money:
Jul 5, 2009Spend it.
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Aug 31, 2009According to nature, money, itself is illegal:)
Aug 31, 2009Would love to learn how to do it! What fun!
Sep 15, 2009You can do with what ever u want with your money.
Oct 16, 2009Very cool!! I wish we had paper money in Australia… I think it would be harder to do with plastic currency
Oct 17, 2009How to do that? the “money shirt..”
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