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Origamazing! is an application created on processing that reflects on the transformation or translation from text into an object, a 3D object. The process of translation starts with the understanding of the structure of 3D data. Every point that builds the object is placed on space, being its position described by 3 coordinates, X, Y, Z. Every point exists just in the virtual space, like the one that is created between the speakers in a conversation, where the words that are already said, live.
Through the writing of different words and constellations of sentences, 3D objects fold, floating in the digital space. In this project I think of the moment in which the common language, or slang and scientific language meet. By scientific language I mean the one from the computer, with a closed structure of numbers and coordinates where poetry has no place to be. When they meet, a conflict is created, a tension for the position-in and possession of the room provided.