Tamara Muzner has posted many of the videos that were made at the Geometry Center, where I spent the first eight months of 1995. That was a remarkable time, with powerful new methods for sculpting and drawing, electronically on the computer. Keep in mind that a compass and straightedge, literally, was my most precise tool until just a couple of years earlier!
Thank you Tamara, for this gift from the past!
Check it out!
Here are some moments in the video:
Kaleidoscope work by a studentAssembling a full-scale zome dodecaplex on my 28th birthday.You’ll be amazed by the World Wide Web, coming soon!From an early web exposition on symmetry and orbifolds.From an early web exposition on symmetry and orbifolds.Some graphics funMy first high res views of dodecafoamAnalog TV feedback, with some distracted parenting.Eventually this became a construction of an aperiodic pair of tiles in any dimension greater than two.Many kaleidoscope experiments, here in S2xS1. I still would like to understand these.Kaleidoscope experiments in a right-angled octahedron. I would like to understand this. Pentafoam. A state of the art NeXT, takes a few seconds to render this, tile by tile.The tribolite and cross.These are classics. Strauss 333
Tags: graphic work, mathematical illustration, video
