Sunday, April 23, 2023
KERIANGAN MERIAH RAYA BERTERUSAN DI PAVILION BUKIT JALIL
Thursday, April 20, 2023
Pameran Hari ORIGAMI Malaysia Di Pavilion Bukit Jalil
Hi Everyone,
In conjunction with Malaysia Origami Day
and in partnership with Origami Academy Malaysia, Tokyo Town is presents
Origami Month from 8 April 2023 – 30 April 2023, featuring 2 first-in-Malaysia Modular
Origami Exhibition and Malaysia Origami Day Exhibition, exclusive
limited-edition Raya Origami Designs Workshop and more.
‘PILLAR OF THE MALAYSIA
ORIGAMI MOVEMENT’
Height: 12 feet Width: 2.5 feet Number of modular pieces: 240 Malaysia’s first Origami Modular Macro Art Piece. |
· Initiated by
Malaysia Origami Academy’s founder, Kenneth Ch’ng, in 2014. · Over the
years, more than 120 Origami intellectual properties with Malaysia Cultural
heritage theme have been created by Malaysian Origami Artists, or
“Origamists”. · This
Pillar art is to represent Foundation. In order to achieve greatness, we
first must have a solid foundation. And we, the Malaysian Origamists, truly
believe Malaysia Origami Movement is the strong foundation that we must
embark together to cultivate the interest of Origami and the connection to
wide knowledges and fields, to Malaysians. |
Sponsored by Pavilion Bukit Jalil; Curated and commissioned by Malaysia
Origami Academy; Designed and folded by Ng Khin Hooi
MODULAR ORIGAMI EXHIBITION
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Curler 140 Designed by Ng Khin Hooi Folded by Ng Khin Hooi from 140 sheets, no adhesives This modular origami is classified as a class of polyhedron called the
Goldberg polyhedron. It is formed from shapes of pentagons and hexagons to
achieve the dome shape. And it so happened that the intersection from all the
polygons has three edges. Using this concept of three edges, the design of
the unit origami can be made simple. And folding this from square sheets, the
varying length can be used to form beautiful chaotic floral patterns. |
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Geodesic Dome Designed by Ng Khin Hooi, inspired by Francis Ow Folded by Ng Khin Hooi from 120 sheets of varying
sizes, no adhesives Geodesic dome is one of the structures in architectural sense that is
very solid. This is because the structure is formed from triangles. This is
because in triangles, there are no rooms for movements as compared to any
other polygons. Many domes that are constructed uses this geodesic form in
one way or another. This 120 units geodesic dome is made from units with two
lengths. The shorter length forms the pentagon shape while the longer ones
are used as bridge between the pentagons. Using two lengths in the origami
will form a rounder looking dome. |
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Grey Dahlia Designed by Ng Khin Hooi Folded by Ng Khin Hooi from 60 sheets This curler is quite an interesting model because it was formed from
pentagon sheets. Pentagon sheets are used for simplicity in the unit folding.
The polyhedron that was formed is called the snub dodecahedron. The shape of
the origami was inspired by the Dahlia flower, and looked from afar, the
arrangement of the origami do look random. But if inspected closely, you will
see curls of fives, and curls of threes. These two types of curls are the
basis of forming the snub dodecahedron. |
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One-Flex Icosidodecahedron Designed by Ng Khin Hooi Folded by Ng Khin Hooi from 60 sheets, no adhesive Humans do prefer simplicity. And very often, they go through long complicated
route in life which brings them back to simplicity. One simplicity concept is
universality, which means a thing or concept that can be shared across all.
This concept also applies to modular origami, where the question asked was,
can a modular origami unit can be used to assemble all types of polyhedrons?
And indeed, with this One-Flex modular design, it can be used to form at
least all the polyhedron in the five Platonic Solid class and thirteen
Archimedean Solid class. This model is one of thirteen Archimedean Solids,
called the icosidodecahedron. |
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Pentagonal Hexecontahedron Designed by Ng Khin Hooi, inspired by Francis Ow Folded by Ng Khin Hooi from 150 sheets, no adhesive Geometric shapes, especially polygons have always been inspiration to
many architectural structures. For example, the Petronas Twin Towers and
Merdeka 118 designs have some form of polygons in them. This modular origami
is build using the basis of irregular pentagons. It can be observed that the
pentagons are formed from two longer length sides and three shorter length
sides. The interesting part is, all sixty pentagons are same, and arranged in
a way that forms this modular origami model. |
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Rafflesia Designed by Ng Khin Hooi Folded by Ng Khin Hooi from 30 sheets, no adhesive This modular origami is a simple design from an endangered species of
flower found in Malaysia. It has five petals, which corresponds to the five
sides of the pentagon from a dodecahedron polyhedron. Using this basis of dodecahedron,
the Rafflesia modular origami can be formed by designing the petals to be
shared between two flowers. And arranging them in this form, we achieved this
beautiful floral origami design. |
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Supernova Designed by Ng Khin Hooi Folded by Ng Khin Hooi from 30 sheets, no adhesive Why the name Supernova? First, this modular origami has exploding
effect, and secondly, supernovae are the things that give birth to all the
atoms that we need to create life. Heavier atoms are created from massive
suns through the nuclear fusion process. And only by the death of the massive
star through the supernova explosion, complex life can form. It is indeed
spectacular how the universe works. This modular origami is designed from a
water bomb origami base, and by thinning down some of the corners of the
paper, the spiky exploding effect is achieved. |
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Tecoma Designed
by Ng Khin Hooi Folded
by Ng Khin Hooi from 120 sheets, no adhesive Tecoma
is a species of flower available in Malaysia where in a short period in
spring, the flowers bloomed, and it gives a beautiful scenery to the
surrounding. Its beauty is rather comparable to the Sakura bloom in Japan. This
modular origami is named after this flower. The flowers are arranged in a
tight twisting form, which is similar to how the Tecoma would look like from
afar. |
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Yoshimura
Pattern Kusudama Designed
by Ng Khin Hooi, inspired by Mio Tsugawa Folded
by Ng Khin Hooi from 120 sheets, no adhesive Yoshimura
is one of the fundamental tessellations in origami. The pattern is based on
triangles and this shape is commonly found in architecture. It might not be
apparent by looking at this modular origami model, but the Yoshimura triangle
pattern is used to form the four petals you see in each unit. And by adding
folding locks, the modular origami units can be formed into a polyhedron
form. |
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Star Flex Designed by Ng Khin Hooi, inspired by Tomoko Fuse Folded by Ng Khin Hooi from 120 sheets, no adhesive This design of modular origami is according to the concept of
universality. Which means the same modular origami unit can be used to form
any polyhedron. For any origami unit to conform to the universality concept,
it must be flexible enough to fit multiple units together, but at the same
time, it should not collapse under its own weight. In this model, you can
observe five units and six units are connected. But in cases of other
polyhedron, it also can be used for fit in between three to ten units. |
MALAYSIA ORIGAMI DAY
EXHIBITION
A showcase of
the exchange in Malaysian culture through the Japanese art of Origami, this
exhibition features a collection of pieces highlighting Malaysian flora, fauna,
cultural icons, heritage, artefacts as well as delicacies.
EXCLUSIVE RAYA ORIGAMI DESIGNS WORKSHOP
#malaysiaorigamimovement #malaysiaorigamiacademy
#origamiwaubulan #malaysiaculturalheritage |
Origami
Wau Bulan This
is the first Origami Wau Bulan in the world that has become one of the iconic
national Origami symbol (together with the Origami Durian) as it has been
presented to Malaysian Politicians, Japan Ambassadors to Malaysia, Japan
Cultural Envoy to Malaysia and Senior official from Japan Foundation Office
in Malaysia. It
has officially been recognized as one of the Malaysia Cultural Heritage
Origami (Warisan Kebudayaan Seni Lipatan Kertas Malaysia). It has been
entered into the Malaysia Book of Record in 2019 as the largest Jalur
Gemilang Origami Wau Bulan folded by 300 participants from 32 local schools
and general public. Designed
by Malaysian Origami Artist, Sam Yap and folded from a single uncut square
sheet of paper by Origami Academy Founder, Kenneth Ch’ng. Japan Ambassador to
Malayisa, His Excellency Hiroshi Oka mentioned in the opening speech in 2020:
“When the whole world fold the Origami Wau Bulan, they will think about
Malaysia just as they would think about Japan when they fold the Origami crane.” |
Ketupat Handphone case: Designed by
Malaysian Origamist, Muhammad Ilham Shah, this unique Ketupat Handphone case
is folded from a single uncut square without gluing. This versatile and yet appealing Origami
will be a popular item as it not only possesses the symbolic Malay food,
Ketupat, but also useful function as a handphone case. For
the first time during Malaysia Origami Day 2023, the folding method will be
revealed in FREE workshops sponsored by Pavilion Bukit Jalil |
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Origami
Ketupat Envelope & Greeting Card This
is another first in the world, introducing the Ketupat Envelope designed and
folded by Malaysian Artist, Muhammad Ilham Shah. Using a single uncut square
paper without gluing, it is easy to learn and symbolic to fold. For the first
time during Malaysia Origami Day 2023, the folding method will be revealed in
FREE workshops sponsored by Pavilion Bukit Jalil |
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Ketupat
by Jass Ng Another
timeless Malaysia Cultural Heritage Origami creation, the Ketupat is designed
by Malaysian Origami Artist, Jass Ng. It accentuates the traditional weaving technique used in the actual Ketupat wrapping process that is symbolic of Malaysia iconic food. It is designed and folded from a single uncut sheet of square paper with gluing For
the first time during Malaysia Origami Day 2023, the folding method will be
revealed in FREE workshops sponsored by Pavilion Bukit Jalil |
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Ketupat
by Chia Wen Another
ingenious interpretation of Ketupat designed by Malaysian Origami Artist, Tan
Chia Wen. It captures the weaving form of Ketupat while preserving the use of
just one uncut sheet of square paper without cutting or gluing. For
the first time during Malaysia Origami Day 2023, the folding method will be
revealed in FREE workshops sponsored by Pavilion Bukit Jalil |
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Keris This
iconic Keris is a creation from Malaysia Origami Artist, Ahmad Faiz Salbini.
The kris or keris is a distinctive, asymmetrical dagger from Indonesia. Both
weapon and spiritual object, the kris is considered to possess magical
powers. The earliest known kris go back to the tenth century and most
probably spread from the island of Java throughout South-East Asia. The kris
of Malaysia (or keris) is a traditional straight or curvy-bladed dagger which
is an important component of ceremonial dress in Malay culture. The wavy design
of the narrow blade creates a large and severe wound from which victims
seldom recover. |
Sunday, April 16, 2023
GUARDIAN Anjur Bengkel Kebersihan Dan Sumbang Produk Mandian Kepada Pelajar Sekolah
Saturday, April 8, 2023
INLAB SENZ Projector | Suatu Nikmat Kegembiraan Di Kongsi Bersama Keluarga
Hi Korang,
Apa yang menyatukan kita
sekeluarga bila berada di rumah??
Of courselah menonton tv selain
daripada makan bersama-sama, pastinya menyeronokkan bersama yang tersayang
seisi keluarga. Kalaulah setiap rumah mempunyai ruang menonton yang selesa di
samping televisyen dan aksesori yang mantap maka waktu menonton terasa indah.
Untuk itu, haruslah kita
memerlukan peralatan menonton yang baik.
Bagi mereka yang mampu tidak
menjadikan masalah namun bagaimana pula kita yang hanya mampu menyediakan tv
biasa sahaja. Kalau korang nak tau yang
korang boleh mencipta keajaiban pengalaman seperti berada di pawagam walaupun
korang hanya berada di rumah.
Mari sini kak lily kongsikan mengenai INLAB SENZ Projector
Mungkin korang akan merasa pelik mahupun tentang mengapa korang memerlukan projektor sedangkan korang sudah pun mempunyai TV. Memang betul kita boleh menonton TV biasa tapi kita mahukan lebih pengalaman menonton yang lebih sinematik yang mana korang boleh saksikan filem pada skrin besar atau menikmati merasai duduk di dalam teater gelap dengan sistem bunyi teater yang padu.
Projektor INLAB Senz merupakan projektor LED pintar yang mempunyai rekaan
bentuk yang cantik dan minimalis, yang mana ianya mudah untuk di padankan
dengan sentuhan moden pada ruang tamu korang.
Kebiasaannya projektor bersaiz besar dan berat untuk dibawa ke mana-mana, tetapi
projektor INLAB Senz sangat mudah alih, ianya mudah dipasang dan didatangkan
dalam saiz kompak yang berukuran 29CM (L) x 22.1CM (W) x 9.5CM (H). Ini
bermakna anda boleh membawanya dengan mudah ke mana-mana yang anda mahukan.
Berfungsi sama seperti TV Pintar yang terdapat di pasaran, INLAB Senz menayangkan video/imej 1080P secara asli (tetapi menyokong sehingga 4K) tanpa masalah sama sekali. Ketajaman, kecerahan dan kejelasan benar-benar terbukti pada projektor comel ini.
Apa yang membuatkan projektor INLAB Senz menonjol daripada yang lain ialah pemfokusan elektronik (auto focus) dan pembetulan keystone yang boleh dilaraskan sama ada dari alat kawalan jauh atau tombol sedia ada.
Mungkin korang memikirkan kesulitan bagi penyambungan wayar projektor, eh jangan bimbang, INLAB Senz menyediakan pelbagai jenis sambungan berwayar dan juga tanpa wayar (wireless) dan korang masih boleh menyambung ke apa juga peranti sendiri seperti komputer riba, konsol Playstation dan Nintendo Switch
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Ianya juga mudah untuk disambung terus daripada telefon pintar ke projektor
melalui Screen Mirroring dan mempunyai sistem bunyi yang diperakui oleh Dolby
Audio yang mana korang boleh rasainya kepaduan bunyi di sekeliling ruang
menonton korang.
Oh ya, kak lily tambah sket lagi yang projektor INLAB SENZ ini beroperasi
dengan OS Android yang terbina di dalamnya, dan korang boleh mengakses semua
aplikasi TV yang terkenal dengan hanya menekan satu butang seperti YouTube,
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INLAB SENZ kini dijual pada harga RM989.90 (selepas diskaun), bagi kak lily
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Jadi apa kata dapatkan INLAB SENZ pada harga RM989.90 untuk merasai saiz
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baik.
Dan korang layak mendapat diskaun tambahan RM30 dengan menggunakan kod diskaun INLA0030
Oleh itu, ianya adalah cara terbaik untuk menghabiskan masa berkualiti kak lily bersama keluarga tersayang untuk menonton filem kegemaran kami.
Ikuti social media INLAB SENZ
untuk dapatkan info lanjut.
Official Website - https://inlab.com.my/pages/the-senz
Official Shopee -
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Official Lazada -
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Weblinks - https://inlab.com.my/pages/the-senz
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