Foldforming week: Charles Lewton-Brain

Una settimana tutta dedicata al foldforming: per saperne di più, per imparare qualcosa di nuovo, per sgombrare il campo da qualche equivoco.
Iniziare da colui che ha inventato e sviluppato questa tecnica e che in più l'ha messa a disposizione di chiunque mi pare la cosa migliore, perciò vi presento Charles Lewton-Brain:

"(...) I'm really interested in nature. And I think that chaos and nature, and sometimes random acts, they are more beautiful than what happens if I force form onto the material. And I think that all humans respond to nature, I think that all humans think nature is beautiful even if they grew up in the city. And with foldforming... many of the shapes in foldforming look like natural shapes for the same reasons the ones in nature do: the material is operating right on the limits of its working abilities and therefore the rules show up, and if it looks like a ram's horn or a flower it's because that's exactly what's happening in nature (...)"

Tension between structure and nature is beautiful