Abstract
This article spotlights acclaimed American author, illustrator and paper engineer and artist Matthew Reinhart, whose extensive body of pop-up book work bridges storytelling, design and scientific imagination. Reinhart has crafted dozens of unique, immersive, three-dimensional reading experiences that range from pop culture icons to science-rich explorations of the natural world. In this article, Reinhart discusses how his tactile and dynamic books ignite curiosity, invite questions and transport readers – both young and old – into captivating science realms. The conversation delves into the encyclopaedic pop-up format, exploring its potential as a compelling tool for science communication and creative exploration. It elucidates Reinhart’s artistic concept but also how Reinhart pop-up books merge meticulous craftsmanship with immersive storytelling to make science accessible and, ultimately, exciting.
| Original language | English |
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| Number of pages | 6 |
| Journal | w/k - Between Science & Art |
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| Publication status | Published - 25 Oct 2025 |
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