(C) - Serova, Victoria (Russia) - Lobster V.2

Work on Paper

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Museo del Origami

Photo credit: Museo del Origami: This intricate origami sculpture depicts a detailed crustacean made from tracing folded paper.
Photo credit: Museo del Origami

This intricate origami sculpture depicts a detailed crustacean made from tracing folded paper.

Name/Title

(C) - Serova, Victoria (Russia) - Lobster V.2

Entry/Object ID

2016.11.1

Description

Lobster made from a 70 cm square of tracing paper, no cuts, no glue.

Artwork Details

Medium

Paper

Context

Between 2012 and 2016, this model went on a four-year journey with "Folding Paper: The Infinite Possibilities of Origami". Organized by International Arts & Artists, it became one of its most successful traveling exhibitions, welcomed by museums and libraries across the United States.To build on the legacy of the project, co-curator Meher McArthur proposed that, at the end of the tour, a version of it find a permanent home at the Museo del Origami, which, at that time, was still under construction in Uruguay. As a result, many of the works from the exhibition were generously donated by the artists and became the foundation of the museum’s collection.

Made/Created

Artist Information

Artist

Serova, Victoria

Role

Designer and folder

Notes

Victoria Serova (b.1969, Russian) is one of the few female origami folders to specialize in complex origami forms such as multi-legged insects and crustaceans. Her husband, Vladimir Serov, is also an origami artist, and together they have published several novels and exhibited their work in books and exhibitions throughout the world.

Dimensions

Height

25 cm

Width

55 cm

Depth

20 cm

Web Links and URLs

http://vs-origami.ru