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Silver Geometry Project print #13
Printed on albuminized paper salted with "lite" salt. The blacks and reds are silver nitrate, while the blues are cyanotype chemistry.
F40PH-2C 1034 leads the track geometry train south on the Fall River Subdivision at Route 79 in Assonet, MA
What do you do to relax after a day of weirdness? Somebody makes yoga, somebody rides a bike, somebody eats... I do geometry... origami is for when I'm still acceptably present to myself... this is when I'm beyond... I call it "crazy lazy geometry" surfing... it is a good activity. It is crazy because there is no logic in it... it is completly random like doing tarots and write a story about the cards you get (it is not an idea of mine somebody did it before...) ... it is lazy because you use a software and just watch what happens without doing anything and it is geometry because... it is obvious. Anyway I downloaded some times ago this great surfer software, that is a basic surfer... word that tastes more of freedom by the sea than freedom by algebraic surfaces... I got it at Imaginery, a site that I love... if you have time take a look to the gallery... it is worthy because there is people surfing much better than me and, overall, they are surfing knowing what they are doing.
What I exactly do is... take a surface at random... and then I modify the parameters adding numbers which I know but without any mathematical sense... like telephone number of my neighbour, date of birth of my cousin... and I watch what happens... tonight I took a sextic: a crixxi (beautiful name isn't it?) and changed it using my birthday date and my actual age and... I got this ... "stool" I would say... the equation in the title... I think anybody with proper software and a good 3D printer could create it... I can't afford a 3D printer so I do not even know if it would stand... but I liked it a lot!
Surfers are great tools for students and for stressed architects :-) I wish you these days to mind-surf wherever you like!
...ah! And of course... surfer lets you choose the colors!
Note: at Imagery competition is open :-)
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I love the beautiful natural geometry of this lotus seed pod, spotted at Chadwick's greenhouse today.
ANSH7: Geometry in nature
"Habits of thought in the tradition of science are not readily changed, it is not easy to deviate from the customary channels of accumulated experience in conventionalized subjects."
– G. L. Jepsen (1949) as quoted by Niles Eldredge, "Time Frames: The Evolution of Punctuated Equilibria" (1985).
"I swear that what I went through, no animal would have gone through." This sentence, the noblest ever spoken, this sentence that defines man's place in the universe, that honors him, that re-establishes the true hierarchy, floated back into my thoughts.
– Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, "Wind, Sand and Stars".
"What sort of countenance does love have? What sort of shape does it have? What sort of height does it have? What sort of feet does it have? What sort of hands does it have? No one can say. Yet it has feet, for they lead to the Church. It has hands, for they stretch out to the poor person. It has eyes, for that is how he is in need is understood: Blessed, it says, is he who understands."
– Augustine of Hippo, "Homilies on the First Epistle of John".