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로버트 랭, 종이접기의 한계를 넘어서다.

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로버트 랭은 종이접기(오리가미)를 전혀 새로운 단계로 끌어올린 선구자입니다. 그는 종이접기에 수학과 공학 이론을 적용하여 놀랍도록 섬세하고 아름다우며, 때로는 아주 실용적이기도 한 디자인을 만들어냅니다.

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 »

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