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Booma Hexagon | Pendants by Jiangmei Wu. Item made of paper
Booma Hexagon | Pendants by Jiangmei Wu. Item made of paper
Booma Hexagon | Pendants by Jiangmei Wu. Item made of paper
Booma Hexagon | Pendants by Jiangmei Wu. Item made of paper

Created and Sold by Jiangmei Wu

Jiangmei Wu

Booma Hexagon - Pendants

Price $600

Creation: 2-4 weeks
Shipping: FedEx 5-10 days
Price $20 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: May 6, 2024

DimensionsWeight
18H x 9W in
45.72H x 22.86W cm
0.68 kg
1.5 lb

Hi-tec Kozo, stainless steel, LED

Folded from one piece of paper. LED globe to provide warm and bright light.


Kawasaki Light Art is inspired by flat-foldable origami. In the Mathematics of paper folding, Kawasaki’s theorem, named after Toshikazu Kawasaki, gives a criterion for determining whether a crease pattern with a single vertex may be folded to form a flat figure. For a design to be completely folded into a flat figure, one of the requirements is that Kawasaki’s theorem must be satisfied at each vertex.

Each Kawasaki Light Art can be folded from a single piece of sheet material, in either Tyvek or Hi-tec Kozo. It can be folded into flat figures and can then be deployed into a three-dimensional volume. Therefore, Kawasaki lights can be shipped in small, flat, and light packages and can be easily

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Item Booma Hexagon
Created by Jiangmei Wu
As seen in Creator's Studio, Bloomington, IN
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Jiangmei Wu
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2017
Jiangmei Wu is an interdisciplinary scholar, making spatial and interior art and design projects involving mathematics, science, and engineering. Recently, she has been investigating the relationship between geometry, surface texture, computational algorithms, and making techniques in the art and science of paper folding. Her origami-inspired, large-scale installations have been exhibited in the cities across the United States as well as in China, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, and Thailand. In addition to winning several awards for her art and design works, she also holds three US patents for her innovative design techniques. Her academic papers have been published in several leading research journals in the field of interior design and mathematical art.