Origami by Michał Kosmulski

English summary: this post is in Polish and contains hints about origami paper, with a special focus on papers you can buy in Poland.

Library door in The Minories My visit to the BOS convention in Nottingham reminded me of the convention in Colchester in 2024, during which I had the opportunity to visit the society’s library.

In May, I announced I would be a special guest at the British Origami Society’s Autumn Convention in Nottingham, UK.

On July 16th-19th, I attended the yearly origami convention of the Polish Origami Association (PTO, Polskie Towarzystwo Origami) in Rogów, Poland.

Nightingale Hall, University of Nottingham; image by mattbuck @ wikimedia commons; licensed under CC Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported Registration is now open for the British Origami Society’s Autumn Convention in Nottingham.

I’m very excited to announce a paper I have co-authored: COrigami: An AI Pipeline for Co-Designing Flat-Foldable Visually Recognisable Origami.

In Olomouc, Czech Republic, I recently stumbled upon Lomená Galerie (Broken Gallery), an art gallery located in a passage inside an old building.

Nightingale Hall, University of Nottingham; image by mattbuck @ wikimedia commons; licensed under CC Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported I’m happy to let you know that I will be a special guest at the British Origami Society’s Autumn Convention, along wi…

Shuzo Fujimoto, portrait in three-quarter profile, Koichi Tateishi in the background.

Shuzo Fujimoto, Ian Harrison, Tomoko Fuse, and David Brill in Japan, December 8th 2003.

Last weekend I attended the annual convention of the Polish Origami Society.

Introduction In 2023, I received several dozen models folded by Shuzo Fujimoto’s hand from Roberto Morassi.

Tant Avenue street sign in Canning Town, London Apparently, my favorite origami paper, Tant, has a street named after it in London (Canning Town district).