Rebecca Horn’s Mechanical Body Fan
In the world of art, countless pieces make us wonder, question, and admire the creativity and skill of the artist. One of these pieces is the Mechanical Body Fan, created…
Article Type: Geometry
Geometric Aesthetics in Winter: A Look at Simon Beck’s Snow Drawings
Indeed, the biting chill and the stark white expanse of winter may deter most from venturing out, but it is an invitation to create for Simon Beck. The snow-covered mountains…
The 80″ Great Rhombicosidodecahedron by Anthony James: A Mind-Bending Sculpture
The Palm Springs Art Museum recently reopened after a prolonged closure due to the pandemic, and the visitors were greeted with an eye-catching sculpture near the entrance. The sculpture in…
Einstein’s First Proof
On November 26, 1949, Einstein published his first proof as an essay which he described two pivotal moments in his childhood.
Making of Byrne’s Euclid
Creating a faithful online reproduction of a book considered one of the most beautiful publications ever published is a daunting task.
Parametric Pasta
Pasta by Design is a beautiful book. Fred Huergo finds a way to bring some equations into C4D, and got beautiful 3D geometric pasta shapes.
The Astonishing Math Knowledge of Honeybees
Honeybees are the greatest geometers. They have known what human mathematicians didn’t know for thousands of years.
Sherlock Holmes’ Most Difficult Math Problem: Bicycle Tracks
Sherlock was a genius. But was he good at math? To learn that, check out the article about his problem with bicycle tracks.
Why Nature Prefers Hexagons?
How do bees do it? The honeycombs in which they store their amber nectar are marvels of precision engineering, an array of prism-shaped cells with a perfectly hexagonal cross-section. The…
Joe Freedman’s Amazing Cycloid Drawing Machine
I’m going to be saying many good things about Mr. Freedman’s drawing machine, so I need to clarify at the start that I have not invested in his enterprise, I…
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