Two and Three-Dimensional Art Inspired by Polynomiography

Year: 2005 Authors: Bahman Kalantari

Core claim

Polynomiography enables artists and designers to generate controllable mathematical images that can be transformed into diverse art forms and educational visualizations.

Topics

polynomiography, mathematical visualization, art and design, carpet and tapestry design, animation

Domains

complex polynomials, root-finding, iteration functions, zeros of polynomials, visual art, textile design, carpet design, tapestry

Methods

software-based rendering, iteration-function selection, polynomial root placement, hand-woven reproduction

Media

paint and canvas, hand-woven carpet, tapestry, digital images, animation

Source status

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