Karel Cedivoda has been making origami since childhood. He started the Skaut Junák magazine more than thirty years ago. They were simple paper animals - mammals and birds. During his military service, he got into more complex models and explored the mysteries of paper puzzles more deeply.
In the next period, he focused on kusudama and exquisite decorative flower balls. These lasted him about five years and he returned to complex models, mostly according to the CP diagram. There he stared for weeks at how everything was put together. With the birth of children, he returned to simple birds, airplanes and boats. They are a success with children due to their simplicity and ample space for use.
Karel has been composing almost all his life and his skill in composing is astounding. He will certainly not be performing at our festival for the first time. Together with him, you can try simple as well as more complex models.
