The department recently hosted an enriching origami workshop, delving into the ancient Japanese art of paper folding. The term "origami" combines two Japanese words: oru, meaning "to fold," and kami, meaning "paper." Students had the privilege of meeting Mr. Himanshu Agrawal, a world-renowned origami artist who has been practicing since 1989. With five records for large-scale origami installations, his sculptures have graced art shows and events worldwide. The workshop was highly informative, as students learned to craft everything from interactive toys to intricate 2D and 3D models, including complex geometric forms that come to life when air is blown into the folds. Students learned the ability to transform a single square sheet of paper into stunning sculptures, experiencing the magic of origami firsthand.