On April 7, 2026, a origami мастер-клас “Paper Flowers Vibes” was held at the Art Space of SEI USUCT, organized in cooperation with the NGO “Unit” as part of a charitable initiative.

This time, the space was filled with quiet concentration, as students created paper flowers, step by step mastering the art of origami — the technique of folding figures from paper without the use of scissors or glue. This art has deep roots: it originated with the invention of paper in Ancient China and later became an important part of Japanese culture, where not only the form but also the mood and meaning вложений into the creation are highly valued.

The мастер-клас was conducted by a first-year student of the Faculty of Economics, Humanities and Law of SEI USUCT Alina Lehka. Thanks to her initiative and creative approach, the event turned out to be lively, meaningful, and truly atmospheric.

Participants worked with focus and careful attention to detail, as in origami every fold matters. As a result, refined, light, aesthetic, and at the same time symbolic compositions were created.

The event became not only a creative activity but also an opportunity to switch focus, relieve stress, and restore inner balance. The atmosphere encouraged open communication, new connections, and a sense of community.

The charitable component added special significance to the event. Each created flower became a small symbol of support and participation in a good cause. This format combines creativity with social responsibility, which is actively promoted by modern youth organizations. In particular, the NGO “Unit” implements educational and social initiatives aimed at supporting young people, developing skills, and enhancing emotional well-being.

The Art Space of SEI USUCT continues to unite students around the ideas of creativity, mutual support, and personal development, and many more events lie ahead that are definitely worth attending.