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Airi•gam•i (\’er-?-’gä-m?\ n : the fine art of folding air) stands at the crossroads of three ancient art forms: sculpture, puppetry and origami.
Artist Larry Moss has been using airigami to create “full-blown” installations that enchant both young and old for more than a dozen years, and – whether it’s a ten-room haunted house (Balloon Manor), the world’s first piloted balloon sculpture (Fantastic Flying Octopus) or a pre-historic museum exhibition (Elastic Park) – they bring people together in the way that only the best public art installations can.
Balloon Crew at the White House, July 4, 2010
Balloon Crew at the White House, July 4, 2010
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The grand opening of the studio was great! Thanks to everyone that came. If you missed it, we’d still love to have you visit the studio.
In July we appeated at the White House. Todd Neufeld, Larry Moss, Alberto Nava, Brian Asman, Laura Caldwell, John Reid, Robbie Furman and Lily Hayes performed on the lawn of the White House for invited guests on July 4, 2010.
Larry is featured in the current issue of Cabinet Magazine.
Airigami Pop Art Masterpieces on T-shirts. Get a full week’s worth of shirts and avoid doing laundry a little longer. See them
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