Oritsunagumono, Beautiful Origami of Animal Skeletons
“Oritsunagumono” by Japanese art student Takayuki Hori is a series of beautiful origami animal skeletons constructed of a translucent material. The skeletons of the animals are printed on the material, giving the eery effect of a 3D X-ray image. Stray bits of garbage visible within the animals highlight the environmental hazards facing endangered Japanese coastal wildlife.
E.D.W. Lynch
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