Would you have thought? We develop a lot of skills in this Japanese technique
- Magdi Barkó has been dealing with origamizes for 33 years
- Ancient Japanese technique develops, among other things, eye and hand coordination and improves memory
- The oldest Japanese Origami is known today from 1680
– I taught both kindergarten and elementary school, and the latter received positive feedback from a lot of teachers that students who go to my professionals go a lot better, their logic is more successful, and they became more effective from literature and math. No wonder, as origamization coordinates the coordination of the eyes and hands, working on the right and left hemispheres, improves memory, fine motor and spatial vision – began Magdi Blikk, who started as a textile designer, but later on the textile factory.
He was inherited from the creative vein, as Magdi's father won the first prize at the World Exhibition in Brussels as a painter. Although II. During World War II, his feet froze in the Don corner, learned to ride a bike, went on exhibitions, and worked as a studio leader. Magdi's daughters inherited interest in the art, working as a home designer for older IKEA stores, graduating from smaller photography and teaching.
– Everything can be folded out of paper, just have enough patience. I remember, at that time, I went to my first Origami course with a girlfriend, at first I was dizzy, just seeing what the one sitting next to me was, Magdi laughed. – The point is, as a beginner, you should not start with a very difficult model, because you run out of the world. Everything should be started from the basic steps. As time passed, I became more and more lover of this technique, and then I noticed that more and more places were called to hold classes, including libraries and thematic Asian days, in fact! It has been eight years since I have watches 60 plus. I see how much they enjoy it, and it fills me with great happiness. Some people continue to work at home and send what they have done, he added.
