Jeremy Shafer, born on August 5, 1973 in Berkeley, California, is a talented performer and entertainer best known for his extraordinary origami creations. Growing up in Berkeley, Jeremy discovered his love for juggling at an early age, beginning his juggling journey at just 10 years old. His passion for mathematics also led him to pursue a degree in math at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he graduated in 1995.
Jeremy's origami skills have garnered him a massive following on YouTube, with over 650,000 subscribers and an impressive 277 million views on his origami tutorials. His intricate and creative origami designs have captivated audiences worldwide, showcasing his meticulous folding techniques and innovative approach to the art form.
Aside from his origami prowess, Jeremy is also known for his juggling and unicycle routines, often incorporating elements of fire into his performances. A skilled fire eater, Jeremy can juggle up to 9 balls at once, showcasing his dexterity and precision in the circus arts. He is also an accomplished pianist, playing pieces by Scott Joplin and Bach on various instruments.
Jeremy's close ties to his family are evident in his life, as he grew up in Berkeley, California and eventually settled down in a house across the street from his parents after getting married at the age of 28. Unfortunately, his marriage ended in divorce in 2015, but Jeremy continues to find joy in his family and community.
Throughout his career, Jeremy has had the opportunity to teach at Wavy Gravy's Camp Winnarainbow for 16 summers, imparting his knowledge and skills to aspiring performers. He has also embarked on clowning trips to Cuba and Sri Lanka with the real Patch Adams, bringing laughter and joy to those in need.
Outside of his professional endeavors, Jeremy enjoys salsa dancing and playing unicycle basketball on a regular basis. His dedication to his passions and hobbies shines through in his performances, as he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of entertainment.