1. An origami butterfly made from maroon wrapping paper (featuring leaves and chrysanthemums), with blue antennae, sits on a piece of wood. Ahead of the butterfly is a ledge on which a couple of images are placed. One can see more butterflies on the surface of the images.

Red House at Georgetown University

A group of colleagues from the Red House at Georgetown University got together for a crafternoon inspired by the IA prompts. This submission includes pieces from various Red House staff members.

It was lovely to spend time with colleagues in this way and to see how a shared prompt of reckoning, the elements, and reconnection led to such unique pieces. We had great conversation (and snacks!) while connecting over creating art together.

We also had an origami practitioner in our group who shared their skills with the rest of us!

Contributors include: Cristina Benitez, Kendall Bryant, Sarah Cowgill, Noah Martin (origamist), Ijeoma Njaka, and Rayna Zhou.