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	Search results for Art;    Refine your search Date Date of Exhibition: Ma... (34) Format Image/jpg (34) Subject Digital Art Mathematic... (5) Metal Sculpture Geomet... (3) Art Pastel Drawing (3) Screen Process Printin... (2) Wood Sculpture Polyhed... (2) Show more... Artist Fathauer, Robert (4) Bulatov, Vladimir (3) Bliss, Anna Campbell (2) Dean, David Grant (2) Mckenna, Doug (2) Show more... results 1-20 of 34 item(s)  page 1 of 2 : ( <<  1  2  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Dandelion Supernova remix, by Michael Sussna Digital art; Fractals in art; Fractal digital imagery is a relatively young yet already rich field. Though different from traditional art, this digital medium also demands a well-developed aesthetic sense. Mastery of an ever-evolving... 2. Anasazi Suns, by Michael Sussna Digital art; Fractals in art; Fractal digital imagery is a relatively young yet already rich field. Though different from traditional art, this digital medium also demands a well-developed aesthetic sense. Mastery of an ever-evolving... 3. Phiberspace, by Doug McKenna Art; Rectangles in art; Spirals in art; Phiberspace is composed of over 42,000 copies, in various sizes, of a rectangle specially chosen and colored so that superpositions of them all lead the eye to see spirals upon spirals. The repeated rectangle... 4. Black and Blue Ricochet Composition, by Gary Greenfield Digital art; Mathematics in art; This black and blue ricochet composition was generated by placing particles on each of the sides of a 16-gon, assigning them starting angles, and then letting each move in a straight line until it encounters... 5. Jessica Jean, by Peter Livingston Myer Art; Pastel drawing; The first level of self-creation is your own image. You can create yourself physically and mentally. We have the power to change what we don’t like about ourselves and create a new self image. It is... 6. Silenced Serenade, by David Grant Dean Painting; Mathematics in art; Golden section; While mathematics is precise and art and music come to be through creative force, precision is most important in the birth of both classical music and classical art. In fact in the very design of the violin... 7. Golden Spiral, by Jennifer Regan Bown Spirals in art; Golden section; Mathematics in art; The Greeks believed there to be three 'ingredients' to beauty: symmetry, proportion, and harmony. This perfect balance was dubbed the "Golden Mean". This perfect balance is something they aspired to in... 8. Fractal Tree No.3, by Robert Fathauer Digital art; Mathematics in art; This is a series of black-and-white digital artwork constructed by graphically iterating an arrangement of a small portion of a photograph of a tree, or a bush in the case of No. 4. The original photograph... 9. Lines, by Ian Stepp Art; Golden section; Mathematics in art; This is one of two works which were made to study the golden section. Both pieces are focused on finding a proportional spiral-- Lines showing the marks that it took to find a "square spiral" in color... 10. Pipeline, by Roland Thompson Art; Mathematics in art; The operations of this work are simple: proportion, counting, anomaly, and containment. The figure defines the format, the middle of the painting is cut out. My work is a search for enrichment through... 11. Warp Weft, by Roland Thompson Art; Geometry in art; The painting was made first then stretched over a pentagon shaped stretcher. The painting operations are: repetition of line with geometric increase of the spacing between the lines, and anomaly. This... 12. Extended Vision, by Anna Campbell Bliss Screen process printing; Mathematics in art; Extended Vision is a response to a nation-wide call for art for a “house of mathematics.” These three panels are part of a multi-faceted work of 100 panels extending throughout the mathematics building... 13. Jean, by Craig Hone Art; Golden section; Portraits; I like to mirror patterns and rhythms found in our everyday surroundings. The careful observation and assembly of shapes and patterns gives you your personal truth in each piece. This is the searching... 14. Fractal Tree No.2, by Robert Fathauer Digital art; Mathematics in art; This is a series of black-and-white digital artwork constructed by graphically iterating an arrangement of a small portion of a photograph of a tree, or a bush in the case of No. 4. The original photograph... 15. Fractal Tree No.4, by Robert Fathauer Digital art; Mathematics in art; This is a series of black-and-white digital artwork constructed by graphically iterating an arrangement of a small portion of a photograph of a tree, or a bush in the case of No. 4. The original photograph... 16. Owl, by Ian Stepp Art; Golden section; Mathematics in art; This is one of two works which were made to study the golden section. Both pieces are focused on finding a proportional spiral-- Lines showing the marks that it took to find a "square spiral" in color... 17. Young Navajo Woman, by James Gunter Art; Pastel drawing; I like the play of cool and warm tones off of each other and the play of darks and lights. The way some shapes in this profile echo each other were of particular interest in my chosen composition. Individuality... 18. Extended Vision - Harmonic Growth, by Anna Campbell Bliss Screen process printing; Mathematics in art; Extended Vision is a response to a nation-wide call for art for a “house of mathematics.” These three panels are part of a multi-faceted work of 100 panels extending throughout the mathematics building... 19. Fractal Tree No.5, by Robert Fathauer Digital art; Mathematics in art; This is a series of black-and-white digital artwork constructed by graphically iterating an arrangement of a small portion of a photograph of a tree, or a bush in the case of No. 4. The original photograph... 20. Ruth May Fox, by David Grant Dean Painting; Mathematics in art; A first century Roman writer and architect, Marcus Vitruvius Pollio, recommended that if the temples were to be magnificent, they should be constructed after the order of a well-shaped human body. He thought... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 34 item(s)  page 1 of 2 : ( <<  1  2  >> ) :: previous : next
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