Approach

The idea of origami was mainly inspired by the discussion of my friend Tian Zhao, who is also in this course. We briefly exchanged ideas of this project, and she told me that it is possible to use 3D-printing to visualize music. Then I thought of the idea of actually making the forms myself, similar to painting. 

As said earlier, the music is quite attractive to the listeners, in that the slow tempo and serene tone make the audience identify with the music.

I looked at a tutorial to fold pieces of paper into different shapes, and then use a pair of scissors to cut through them. Then I tried to color the pieces with highlighters, but it was not esthetically appealing at all. Then I decided to borrow watercolor from a friend. It turned out to be much better than the first version.