Coco Sato

Coco Sato is an Origamist and Contemporary Artist based in Brighton, UK. She is an award-winning contemporary artist specializing in origami and geometric sculptures. With a multidisciplinary practice encompassing sculpture, performance, psychology, and geometry, she explores shifting perspectives through the intricate art of origami. Coco’s work bridges cultures by combining traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary concepts, inviting audiences to reconsider their relationship with the world.

Education

  • BA, Fine Art, Central Saint Martins

Professional Achievements

  • Awarded the Leverhulme Trust Research Grant for work with Thomas Montenegro-Johnson, Professor of Applied Mathematics, Birmingham & Warwick Universities (2020–2026)
  • Exhibited internationally, including at Westminster Abbey, London
  • Designed public engagement events for the Victoria & Albert Museum, London
  • Created original artworks and experiential events for global brands including Lexus, Victorinox, Barilla, Georg Jensen, and Bodyform

Certifications & Organizations

  • Award Judge for Koestler Arts, an arts education charity in the UK
  • Collaborated with experts across STEM sectors, including mathematicians and engineers
  • Developed signature works such as Roborigami, Electro Origami, Zenogami, and Portagami

Favorite Piece of Advice

Harness the power of collective action and creativity. Hands-on exploration and innovation foster a sense of community and shared play. Combining art and technology creates transformative, immersive experiences that challenge conventional thinking.

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