Angeline Cuvertino
In 2016, at just 9 years old, I participated in my first Origami Argentina convention. That experience opened an entirely new world for me: people, stories, knowledge, and a universe of possibilities that transformed the way I understood this art.
I felt that something so meaningful could not be kept to myself, so I began teaching workshops at my school and later in a local café in my town. Origami not only inspired me to learn and teach, but also helped me develop consistency, discipline, and commitment.
I continued attending conventions in my country up to the present day, and I was recently awarded a scholarship to participate in Origami USA – PCOC 2025. This experience not only strengthened my training, but also allowed me to build meaningful connections and friendships with amazing people from all over the world.
Today, I teach workshops, I am an instructor at the National University of Córdoba (UNC – Virtual Campus), where I teach the art of origami, and I was a special guest at the University of Origami, organized by the Origami USA Youth Board.
Always happy to keep learning, teaching, and connecting with people who share the same passion.
Angeline Cuvertino Tessellations
I created this store with the purpose of sharing diagrams and tutorials for some of my models. It will be updated regularly, with new content and occasional releases added over time.
You can stay up to date by following my social media for the latest news and updates.
Most of my learning has been self-taught, and since I have always been interested in creating new models, I also had to learn diagramming alongside my practice. This process was made easier thanks to my technical training at school, which gave me a strong methodological and structural foundation.
Recently, my diagrams were published in the PCOC 2025 book organized by Origami USA, and I am currently preparing to release my own diagram book.
I create both vector-based diagrams and photo-based diagrams.
Since I can remember, I have practiced origami and shared it with others. Over time, this journey has been increasingly recognized and validated within institutional frameworks, allowing me to grow and develop at higher levels.
I began teaching in my primary school, then in workshops at a local café in my town, and more recently in institutions such as Origami USA and the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (Virtual Campus).
Teaching inspires me as much as learning, which is why I am always willing to share my knowledge and support others in their own learning journeys.
