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Une nouvelle manière de faire de l'origami avec Robert Lang

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Robert Lang est un pionnier des nouvelles techniques d'origami - basées sur des principes mathématiques et d'ingénierie permettant de créer des modèles complexes et époustouflants, qui sont beaux et parfois, très utiles.

Robert Lang merges mathematics with aesthetics to fold elegant modern origami. His scientific approach helps him make folds once thought impossible -- and has secured his place as one of the first great Western masters of the art. Full bio »

Translated into French by Sven Vulliamy
Reviewed by Mohamed Achraf BEN MOHAMED
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