What is eric joisel?

Eric Joisel was a renowned French origami artist born on November 15, 1956, and passed away on October 10, 2010, due to lung cancer. He was considered as one of the greatest origami artists of all time for his exceptional level of skill and creativity.

Eric Joisel did not start his career in origami but became passionate about it at the age of 25 when he discovered the book 'La Magie du Papier' by Robert Harbin. He then decided to devote himself to this art form and eventually became a full-time origamist.

Joisel was mainly known for his intricate and detailed creations of human forms and animals. He was a master at shaping paper and was able to adopt his sculptures with an incredible level of realism and fluidity. His works have been exhibited throughout the world, including in Canada, France, the United States, and Japan.

Eric Joisel also participated in origami events and festivals, taught workshops, and collaborated with other renowned origamists. He inspired many aspiring origami artists with his unique style and creativity in his work and left behind a remarkable legacy in the world of origami.