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While visiting the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, artist Annie Kielman was struck by the hundreds of origami cranes that had been left there. The brightly colored paper stacked and swayed into large geometric formations that were equal parts chaotic and serene. Annie snapped photos of the sculptural homage, then mirrored the results to create a triptych of dazzling, colorful design. Designed in Chicago, Illinois. Printed in Portland, Oregon.
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