Origami Artist Made Life-Sized Elephant With One Sheet Of Paper

Have you ever tried origami? Swiss Origami artist Sipho Mabona creates a full-scale white elephant by using a single sheet of paper. Using a huge slice of white paper, measuring 15 meters by 15 meters Sipho Mabona formed, as he states, the ‘white elephant’, which stands more than 3 meters tall. It was no doubt a painstaking process, but watching the artist and his team in process is strangely soothing.

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