Beyond the Curve: The Mathematical Precision of Lewicki’s Skate Ramp
Andrew Lewicki, an artist and designer, saw something far greater—an opportunity to merge the worlds of mathematics, design, and skateboarding.
Article Type: Art
Ken Unsworth’s Suspended Stone Circle
Ken Unsworth’s Suspended Stone Circle is a work of elegance, simplicity, and profound visual impact. Part of a series of creations using river stones collected by Unsworth himself, this piece…
Making a Fibonacci Spiral Using Islamic Geometry
I came across an extraordinary piece that blended the Fibonacci spiral with Islamic geometric design. Designed by the talented Anita Chowdry, this design is utterly remarkable and deserves a closer…
Beautiful Artworks from Benjamin Betts’s Book Geometrical Psychology
Let’s take a moment to appreciate the captivating artwork featured in Benjamin Betts’s esteemed book, Geometrical Psychology.
Portrait of Luca Pacioli
In 1495, Jacopo de’ Barbari created a captivating portrait of the renowned mathematician and Franciscan friar, Luca Pacioli.
SEAT Public Pavilion: A New Perspective on Sitting
SEAT by E/B Office transforms our understanding of furniture within architecture through its innovative design, comprising approximately 400 simple wooden chairs arranged in a dynamic sine wave formation.
Euclid by Jusepe de Ribera
In the realm of art, few pieces so eloquently capture the intersection of intellect and life’s struggles as Jusepe de Ribera’s 1635 masterpiece, “Euclid.”
Pasta by Design: The Beautiful Geometry of Pasta
"Pasta by Design" transcends the realms of a simple culinary exploration; it is, in fact, a captivating odyssey that intertwines the intricate beauty of mathematics with the art of gastronomy.
The Enigmatic World of Leonardo da Vinci’s Notebooks
Leonardo da Vinci’s notebooks are an intricate web of thoughts, sketches, and theories. He meticulously documented everything he observed, from the anatomy of humans and animals to the mechanics of…
Penrose Tiling in Helsinki’s Central Street Promenade
For math enthusiasts and architecture aficionados, there's a unique attraction that has recently caught attention—the Penrose tiling on the Central Street (Keskuskatu) promenade.
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