My (5) #Ulog: ORIGAMI: the art of working with paper

Hello my people, happy to be able to translate my writings and share my anecdotes with you. Today I publish my fifth #ULOG. Strolling through the streets of my beautiful Barcelona-Venezuela, on the Boulevard, is Anzoátegui's Hall of Acts on the steps of the entrance, Francisco Sánchez was sitting, a young man who caught my attention for such beautiful work that he had in view of all passers-by.

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Many of you may know this art of: ORIGAMI, but for those who do not know, I explain a little, this is a traditional Japanese paper craft. It is said that it has been implanted for many years as a culture, where parents and grandparents teach children to make beauties with paper, letting their imagination fly and creating beautiful figures with details that enhance the quality of work.

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This young Venezuelan is a native of Barcelona. He told me that he has been doing this beautiful job for about five years now. Then, due to life circumstances, he was shot in his right hand, which left him using a crutch to move more easily.

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Smiling and willing to make a living, he did not let that episode of sadness in his life frustrate him and leave him stuck to a bed, on the contrary. He was invited by the Board of Directors of the Anzoategui Hall to give courses for the coming year.

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What is a fact is that origami has changed many lives and has brought out many smiles. This art was spread all over the world and many know about this technique.

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Other works that Francisco Sánchez has done.

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Since he starts to chop the paper to create. Until the final result.

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