Recording of my presentation about Shuzo Fujimoto research

While at the Origami Group Eindhoven Origami Weekend, on April 12th, 2025 I gave a talk titled “My ongoing adventure with Shuzo Fujimoto’s origami” which depicts my journey from first learning about Fujimoto to conducting research into his life and organizing an event to honor his 100th birth anniversary. Courtesy of the OGE Weekend’s organizers, the recording is now available for everyone to enjoy.

Since I had the idea to record at the very last moment, the recording was made using a standard laptop, so the quality isn’t best, especially combined with my accent. You can enable closed captions on YouTube to make it easier to understand. Nonetheless, I hope you find this presentation interesting.

Shuzo Fujimoto (藤本修三 Fujimoto Shūzō; October 27th, 1922 – July 28th, 2015) was a Japanese origami creator whose main focus was geometric origami. He is considered one of the pioneers of origami tessellations and is probably best known for his recursive Hydrangea model.