Sandra Gobert was born in Brasília, in the Federal District - Brazil. She began to be interested in the Arts at the age of 5, where she had fun coloring comic books of drawings from the time. Later she developed work within the Fine Arts, started courses, studies and created illustrations so that her artistic work had its identity, uniting painting and origami. In 2004 she graduated in Artistic Education with a Qualification in Fine Arts from UFPE-Federal University of Pernambuco. In 2005 I decided to take all the knowledge I acquired about the importance of Art in Education to schools. In 2007, she created a project, in partnership with a History teacher, for the Annual Expo of the school where she worked, with the chosen theme “Origami-From Ideas to Actions”. It was after the presentation of this project carried out with one of the classes, that the love for Origami began to emerge. That same year at MOA – Recife (Associação Mokiti Okada) Mrs. Yasuko Fujitani presented him with the first piece of modular origami, called kusudama, from the book Globe Floral by Tomoko Fuse, from that moment he definitely fell in love with the Art of Folding. From 2007 to 2012 she participated, together with MOA-Recife, in the Annual Japanese Fair that took place in Recife Antigo, where they also sold Origami pieces that were produced throughout the year. From 2013 to the present day, she has dedicated herself to education through art, origami and painting. Finally, in 2020 I met Celina Sakamoto, a diagrammer, who embraced the idea of designing an illustrated origami book, for people who have never folded and also for those who fold, and the first edition of copies was born: Origami – Art, Mandalas and Meditation, through JM Papers & Publications; The end result is summed up in this example that combines painting, origami and the idea of associating this practice with meditation.This text was translated by Google translateRead more about this authorRead less about this author