Nonsolocarta, the art of origami on display in Port'Alba

Nonsolocarta is the event dedicated to the oriental art of origami in which a master will explain the origins and illustrate how to build a model

The art of origami, born in Japan but which has always fascinated the Western world for its depth and simplicity, returns to amaze the Neapolitan citizens thanks to an exhibition organized in a laboratory in Port'Alba, in the historic center.

Al 26th Art Amodio, a new space dedicated to events held in the historic Amodio stationery will take place Nonsolocarta, a new event on the Japanese art of origami, curated by Alessandro Ripepi. Ripepi is the master in charge of the Origami Oh project which, in the days of Friday 5 and Saturday 6 December 2014, will show all participants this ancient art, illustrating its characteristics and origins.

Not only will one be offered practical lesson creation of some origami, with an explanation of the different steps necessary to arrive at the final model, but it will be explained history and philosophy at the base of this fascinating art, at the base of which there is an inner journey that conceives it as a metaphor for the existence of each of us.

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In this way, the participants will be able to take the opportunity to ask themselves questions about more just and true direction to give to your journey and on the turn that the events of one's life should take to make us live better. And the place chosen to host this two-day workshop could not be better, as the 26th Art Amodio has set itself, from the moment of its foundation, the goal of restoring a new cultural impulse to the historic center area near Port'Alba, which has always been a fervent center of culture and discussions, which for several months has been going through a difficult period due to the closure of many bookstores, including the most shocking one of the historic Guida.

Information on Nonsolocarta in Port'Alba

When: And 5 6 December 2014
Where: 26th Art F.lli Amodio, via Port'Alba 25-26
Timetables:

  • Friday 17.30 - 18.15 and 18.30 - 19.15
  • Saturday 11.00 - 11.45 and 12 - 12.45
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Written by Fabiana Bianchi
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