In 1953, Akira Yoshizawa, the father of modern origami, was a stranger in the West. But a letter, with a peacock inside, sent at the right time and to the right person, allowed him to start a slow but continuous career that led him to become known throughout the world. The peacock is still preserved intact in the Gershon Legman archive of the Origami Museum in Colonia.
This video will tell its story. https://en.museodelorigami.org/videoteca-agosto-2020 <https://en.museodelorigami.org/videoteca-agosto-2020> Laura Rozenberg Museo del Origami Colonia del Sacramento Uruguay
