I got married in October and had several pieces on display at the ceremony. I also made 1000 cranes to be thrown as a symbol of good luck. Below are a few pictures taken by our photographer, Ulysses Photography.
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This site is about the origami work of J. Ruggiero.
Origami Art?... a little background
After creating origami as a child, I put the art of paper folding aside until I was in medical school at NYU. As a means of relaxation while studying for my medical boards, I began creating origami pieces again. After giving them as gifts to friends and receiving strong response, I began to get custom orders from word of mouth connections. It has just grown from there.
I have recently begun to design my own models, however most of the pieces that I have for sale are designed by Robert Lang, John Montrol, and Mark Kirschenbaum, all geniuses in my mind.
I hope that you enjoy the site and my work. Feel free in inquire about pricing of pieces or any type work I may create for you at capturedorigami@gmail.com
Cheers, J.
I have recently begun to design my own models, however most of the pieces that I have for sale are designed by Robert Lang, John Montrol, and Mark Kirschenbaum, all geniuses in my mind.
I hope that you enjoy the site and my work. Feel free in inquire about pricing of pieces or any type work I may create for you at capturedorigami@gmail.com
Cheers, J.
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About Me
- J Ruggiero, Origami Doctor
- Originally from Redding, CT, I attended Brown University for undergrad and NYU for Medical School. I am currently beginning my Ophthalmology medical residency at UCSF in San Francisco. After nine wonderful years on the east coast, I now live in California with my wife Caroline. I also have two very bad dogs named Ziggy & Sugar who love to eat origami.