Bijian Fan's Flying Three-dimensional Paper Sculpture Swan

Most people have the highest paper folding capacity only to the paper crane stage. However, there are many people around the world who bring paper art to the ever-changing realm. Beijing paper artist Bijian Fan turns paper into an elegant white swan. A doctoral student in mathematics department, he has a keen interest in origami art. Then he integrates origami art with mathematics and uses sophisticated scientific principles to design and create this group of swan works. So, when you see the swan's smooth neck curve, cross-flying feathers, solid muscle weight, and gentle wings on a light piece of paper, you should probably marvel at the wonders of the digital world, not just It is an innovation of art.

Bijian Fan, inspired by a love of origami, acquired inspiration from the Bird's Nest design in 2008 and began a series of digital paper carving works on birds, and is currently performing a “Paper & Beyond” exhibition at the Ojai Art Center. Origami Math Genius (OMG) is also organized to link scientific digital creation and artistic design into a new artistic creation model.