BIO

The passion to fold was lit with my first cigarette – I was folding and folding the metal papers that seals the cigarettes, testing their physical limits endlessly.
I've cut down on smoking, but the passion to fold persisted;
fortunately, I might add, as fire and paper don't go together very well...
Most of my folding activity could be seen as Tessellation trial and error, even though I didn't know the proper name for it.
Following a chance encounter with Ilan Garibi in 2011, I discovered the world of Origami: the uniqueness of its language, technique, and mostly the group of unique other who share my passion for it.
I've developed dozens of Modulation and Tessellation models since those early days. Those models were based on knowledge I have acquired conferences I've attended. 
The urge to fold and create helps me get by the long days of my chosen career.
I fold during meetings, and update my colleagues when a new model is born.

My greatest joy come when I overcome the paper's limitations, and create diverse folding variations, resulting in new and surprising models.