Abacaba! – Using a mathematical pattern to connect art, music, poetry and literature

Year: 2011 Authors: Mike Naylor

Core claim

A single binary fractal pattern can inspire and organize artistic, musical, literary, and educational works across many representations.

Topics

abacaba pattern, fractal representations, mathematics and the arts, creative pedagogy

Domains

fractals, geometry, number systems, group theory, music, poetry, literature, visual art

Methods

pattern exploration, cross-media representation, example-based exposition, resource sharing

Media

ruler diagram, binary tree, music recordings, paper cutting, computer graphics

Source status

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