How can you see a mountain and a valley in a single fold? Can a visual art form become a source of inspiration for researchers and scientists? All the answers are hidden in the fourth book by Myrto Dimitriou.

This book offers a different perspective on the Japanese visual art of origami, presenting unique elements about its connection to mathematics, medicine, and space science. Myrto Dimitriou (cultural anthropologist, origami artist, holder of 2 Guinness Records) takes us on a journey of creativity and imagination, as the book includes ten different designs, along with the corresponding diagrams and instructions for you to create.

The book is aimed at children and adults who want to learn about or are already involved with origami, as the designs included have varying degrees of difficulty, ranging from a paper heart to the creation of moving origami!

The paper boat from our childhood will definitely take on new dimensions once you read the book. It is certain that you will never look at a sheet of paper the same way again!

The book is prefaced by the Ambassador of Japan to Greece, Mr. Yasuhiro Shimizu.