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It's made out of 90 sonobe unit's. The designer is You Seungmin. there's a tutorial on youtube by the designer.
Absolutely beautiful
I also like that they used/re-used some of their notes? At least there are equations written on the paper.
Yes! I love it. It definitely adds to the kintsugi-ish(?) vibe of it
“Be not afraid.”
Ooohh, you could also do that instead of burning them... :D
That looks really cool (and like it must've been a real pain to assemble)