Since he was a small boy, Robert Lang has been taking single sheets of paper and transforming them through a myriad of different folds into figures, buildings — entire creatures. Lang’s interest in origami led him to search out the mathematical underpinnings of his art. He became a laser physicist and an engineer. But three years ago Lang made an unusual career change for a scientist. He left his day job and became a full time origami artist. He’s now considered one of the world’s leading masters.
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Robert Lang, Origami artist and laser physicist, author of eight books including “Origami Design Secrets: Mathematical Methods for an Ancient Art”