Geometry: An Interactive Journey to Mastery

An anarchist mathematician used five different simple equations for his graffiti. When you graph them, you will see the mathematical anarchy!

Becca Hirsbrunner photographed this fabulously constructed Z proportions letter. Interestingly, every element but the diagonal bar can be rationalized.

Sheldon Axler is a funny math professor and he put his cats' pictures into his math textbook, Precalculus: A Prelude to Calculus.

In 1961 NASA scientists worked hard to send an American astronaut to the moon. And we have this beautiful photo from those days.

When Alexis Monnerot-Dumaine rendered Mandelbrot set as an island using the fractal-based landscape generator, Terragen, he got this Mandelbrot island.

These two lovely photos of adaptive roots show how nature fits the environment, and the way they do that is so impressive!

Imagine that your barber’s name is Zeno and he is doing 1/2 off haircuts. Probably he would do a geometric haircut. This is hilarious.

e of the numerous candlelit scenes painted by Derby artist Joseph Wright during the 1760s is An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump.

These geometric patterns inside a simple cabbage prove Galileo's words! Fractals are always beautiful and make people look!