Hyperseeing, Hypersculptures and Space Curves

Year: 1998 Authors: Nat Friedman

Core claim

Hyperseeing and hypersculptures offer a way to understand three-dimensional objects more completely, especially through knot-derived space curve sculptures and symmetry.

Topics

hyperseeing, hypersculptures, space curves, knots, symmetry

Domains

topology, knot theory, three-dimensional geometry, four-dimensional space, sculpture, modern art, visual perception, object orientation

Methods

visual analogy, orientation comparison, symmetry analysis, photographic examples, sculptural construction

Media

checkerboard, bronze, granite, foamcore, tinfoil

Source status

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