Geometric Impossibilities

torsdag 19 juli 2012

onsdag 4 juli 2012

Heralding the Bridges Conference 2012 at Towson University, Baltimore, Maryland a month long math inspired exhibition opened last Friday.
Everyone with accepted work for the Bridges Conference Exhibition 2012 could contribute with works for the month long exhibition.
Photos courtesy of Professor Christopher Bartlett.

onsdag 30 maj 2012

Bridge Art Galleri 2012

onsdag 18 april 2012

Tessworm

fredag 6 april 2012

lördag 3 mars 2012

torsdag 26 januari 2012

What Came Out of The Sleeve

From my very childhood I've been fascinated by patterns and structures, and from early off I tried to detect how different things were constructed.

In 3rd grade I discovered Geometry and The Golden Section and it became the sky rocket of my life. Soon I fancied myself to be an abstract artist — at the age of ten.

But the Jante Law (do not think you're anything) soon got me down on earth. Nobody in my surroundings found any value in such childish plays. I was plain stupid, and they succeeded in making me believe it.

Nevertheless I've always continued to work with 'concrete things' and always had a love for geometry and mathematic (on a very low level). But because I was stupid, I really believed that, it was no idea to study such things on a higher level, which I deeply regret to day.

Still I have my fun. I love making impossible constructions or finding new ways of using geometry.