20 Seconds into the Future: Narrative Space for Maths Motivations

Year: 2011 Authors: Tim Boykett; Tina Auer; Andreas Mayrhofer

Core claim

A Physical Narrative can serve as an effective science and mathematics communication format by using an explorable, story-rich environment with multiple entry points that helps visitors understand both mathematical content and the practice of research.

Topics

physical narrative, mathematics communication, interactive installation, researcher identity, public engagement, science storytelling

Domains

random graphs, topology, non-Euclidean geometry, space and time, mathematical applications, installation art, interactive exhibition design, narrative environments

Methods

physical narrative design, interactive room installation, looping media, visitor observation, cross-referenced spatial storytelling

Media

books, papers, letters, photos, computer files, projection

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