Step into the intersection of art and science with my origami representation - a towering structure standing at an impressive 8 feet tall of a Hemoglobin for my client Global Blood Therapeutics, unveiled at the 2021 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting and Exposition. This piece marries the beauty of intricate folding with the complexity of a vital biological molecule, creating a visual dialogue between artistry and medical knowledge.
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Over the course of a dedicated three-month project, I orchestrated the design, folding, and assembly of an intricate art installation, employing a skilled team of 15 individuals to meticulously fold over 5000 origami pieces. The composition featured a captivating array of elements, including sickle cells, healthy cells, flowers, birds, and Sonobe kusudama forming an Oxygen Molecule. Notably, a distinct blue patch within the origami arrangement symbolized the drug Oxbryta. In a collaborative effort, I worked alongside a talented metal frame artist to bring a unique dimension to the installation. Adjacent to the art piece, a mini workshop provided an interactive space for doctors to engage in folding sessions, contributing their own pieces to the evolving installation
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I made backdrop origami pieces for their main releasing shoot. Money Heist Origami Bird, Hexagon waterbomb and Herringbone tessellations in collaboration with the famous celebrity Professional Photographer Apeksha Maker at The House Of Pixels.
​I was invited to appear as an Origami specialist on the Disney Imagine That show's Season 2, Episode 14, part of their Super Maker Series. I was tasked with creating a remarkable 3D Origami Dragon, Mushu, from the movie Mulan, consisting of an impressive 1200 origami pieces. In addition to showcasing my artistic skills, I also had to prepare a script for the episode. The shooting process took approximately 4 hours. This season, hosted by DIY artist Simran Puri and actor Vishal Malhotra, focuses on promoting various art and DIY themes to inspire children with the importance of upcycling. The new season promises a diverse range of activities, from recycling-based art installations to quick DIY challenges and intriguing mystery boxes in each episode, providing wholesome entertainment and education for kids. The show is broadcast on Disney Channel worldwide, Disney Hotstar, and YouTube, garnering around 1.8 million views.
Situated at Yale University in New Haven, CT, we orchestrated a transformative two-day program and community project in collaboration with the Yale School of Environment under the theme 'Garden of Life.' The first day consisted of me holding a workshop for the students who engaged in the art of origami, crafting intricate designs symbolising life's diversity. On the second day, participants collaboratively assembled a striking installation by affixing their origami creations onto wooden letters Y, S, and E representing the school. This collective effort resulted in a visually captivating installation displayed in Yale University's main Student Lounge, serving as a lasting testament to the unity and creative synergy cultivated among students from diverse academic disciplines across the university.
In honor of the groom's mother, whose devotion centered around the lotus as a symbol of prayer and auspiciousness, this cherished flower held a central role on this momentous occasion: THE WEDDING.
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We handcrafted 350 origami lotuses as exquisite wedding favors for a destination wedding, with two distinct varieties adorning the venue. Meticulously chosen shades of pink, in line with the wedding planners' vision, added a special touch. These lotuses were lovingly created and sent to grace 'The Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur,' serving as beautiful keepsakes for guests to treasure.
Cheval Blanc Palace Paris is a luxurious 5-star hotel, part of an intimate collection with global locations. Combining tradition, innovation, and local craftsmanship, it offers unparalleled attention to detail and a warm atmosphere, influenced by LVMH for personalised ultra-luxury hospitality. Unique installations and workshops, like the Oberoi Hotel's golden and white horses in India, create exceptional experiences for discerning guests and celebrities.
My team skillfully crafted 500 white and golden horses for this project. Inspired by the client's vision of horses in the sky, we arranged them as a celestial halo around the "Cheval Blanc" sign at The Oberoi. This enchanting installation exuded an ethereal sense of horses in flight, creating a captivating and unforgettable sight.