I've thought of it myself -- I don't think I heard it from anyone else,
but it seems like a natural comparison.
Mike Naughton
On 9/23/2023 9:38 PM, gera...@neorigami.com wrote:
Hi everyone.
Ever since I became an active member of the origami community, through
the web, I've heard about the comparison between origami and music and
how in both there are composers and interpreters.
I'm curious about it. Where does this idea come from? Who was the
first to propose it and where did he or she do it?
I'd love to know! Thanks in advance.
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