Harmony VI

Harmony VI by Jaclyn Bae — hand-dyed and folded paper artwork inspired by Korean ddakji, symbolizing unity and life’s layers Harmony VI detail by Jaclyn Bae — layered folded paper structure referencing traditional Korean ddakji

© Jaclyn Bae 2025

Harmony VI | Folded Paper Installation

Harmony VI is created from hand-dyed paper folded in the tradition of ddakji, a classic Korean paper-folding game. Though the form begins with play, the act of folding, layering, and repeating transforms the paper into a meditation on life’s structures and relationships.

Each folded piece may appear simple on its own. Yet when assembled together, the components create a new order — a visual expression of harmony, unity, and the quiet balance found in life’s interconnected layers.

Through Harmony VI, Jaclyn Bae reflects on how even the smallest gestures of daily life may carry depth and meaning. By transforming paper through color, structure, and repetition, the work invites viewers to consider how ordinary experiences can unfold into beauty, hope, and quiet faith.


Exhibited at: Fine Art of Fiber 2017 · Harmony VI — Exhibition Page

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  1. Who am I ? I can't answer that in one word because my life has not been simple. During the past 47 years, even thought I lived in different surroundings, I accomplished something new every day. Each day in the past has made me the person I am today. I represent each piece as a moment that accumulated and harmonized my life.

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