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Drawing a Chair 64 Times: Erich Dieckmann and the Geometry of Sitting
How many times can you redraw a chair? For Erich Dieckmann, the answer was at least 64. But it’s not about the number — it’s about the idea. Dieckmann’s 64…
How to Make Forts at Home by IKEA?
Feeling creatively stuck at home? You’re not alone. But don’t worry—our friends at IKEA have found a way to make staying indoors a lot more fun. They’ve released actual "how…
The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week
The world of science is endlessly fascinating, and one podcast that showcases this is “The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.” Each episode is filled with bizarre and unexpected facts…
Seeing Theory: Simplifying Statistics through Visualization
Seeing Theory is an educational tool that aims to teach the fundamental concepts of statistics through the use of interactive visualizations.
Jinil Park and the Magic of the Line: A Furniture Experiment at the Intersection of Math, Art, and Engineering
South Korean designer Jinil Park’s project titled “Drawing Series” tells the story of how ordinary lines are transformed into extraordinary objects. The project begins with the most fundamental visual element—the…
Richard Feynman and “Ode to a Flower”: Understanding Without Ruining the Beauty
Ode to a Flower isn’t about science vs. art. It’s about how knowledge and wonder can walk hand in hand.