The Geometry of Wonder reveals how geometry connects science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics within the spirit of STEAM education. Moving from the harmony of planetary motion to the perspective of the Mona Lisa, from sacred architecture and music to the creative practice of printmaking, it shows that geometry is more than mathematics: it is a language of unity. Each chapter blends history, practice, and imagination, offering activities and insights that make learning both rigorous and inspiring.

Written for educators, students, and lifelong learners, this book invites a fresh way of approaching STEAM as an interconnected whole rather than as separate disciplines. It provides tools for teaching and exploration, sparks curiosity through creative applications, and encourages readers to discover wonder in the patterns that shape both nature and human expression. At its heart, it demonstrates how geometry can serve as a compass for navigating the landscapes of knowledge, creativity, and discovery.