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Title	Dragonflies, by George Hart
Artist	Hart, George
Description	As a sculptor of constructive geometric forms, my work deals with patterns and relationships derived from classical ideals of balance and symmetry. Mathematical yet organic, these abstract forms invite the viewer to partake of the geometric aesthetic. This design comprises one-dozen laser-cut wood parts. The shape of each part is reminiscent of a dragonfly. The parts weave through each other to form an intricate interdigitation.
Medium	Laser-cut wood, 7.5” diameter
About the Artist	George W. Hart is a research professor in the computer science department at Stony Brook University, NY. He is the author of a linear algebra monograph, Multidimensional Analysis (Springer Verlag, 1995) and co-author of a geometry text, Zome Geometry. Hart is a sculptor developing innovative ways to use computer technology in the design and fabrication of his artwork. His sculpture has been displayed around the world.
Date	Date of Exhibition: March 3-30, 2009
Contributors	Van Wagoner, Kathryn, exhibit curator;
Subject	Wood sculpture;
Type	Image;Stillimage
Format	image/jpg
Relation (isPartOf)	Infinite Beauty: An Art Exhibit Inspired by Mathematics. Held March 3 - 30, 2009 Utah Valley University Library
Rights	All rights held by artist.
Publisher	Published digitally by Utah Valley University Library
Identifier	dragonflies

Dragonflies, by George Hart

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