The folds end up forming an object - like a bird.

The folds on the "original" (in the post) would present a bird in a particular shape, devoid of color except for the color of the paper you use for the folds.

On the other hand... the folds of Sarah Morris' work would end up forming together to form a rather colored object.

It would be interesting to see the folded objects with the color scheme she's chosen.

As a side note, the article seems to present the lawsuit as a class action.

If you know of any origami-based paintings created by Ms. Morris that are not listed in the complaint above, we would be happy to learn of them.

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