Inversive Kaleidoscopes and their Visualization

Year: 2014 Authors: Vladimir Bulatov

Core claim

Inversive kaleidoscopes can be modeled and visualized in 3D through inverse mapping, enabling renderings and printable objects for their tilings and limit sets.

Topics

inversive geometry, kaleidoscope tilings, limit sets, 3D visualization

Domains

geometry, reflection groups, hyperbolic geometry, Coxeter polyhedra, 3D printing, computational art, visualization, generative design

Methods

inverse mapping, ray-tracing style rendering, voxel processing, group transformations

Media

ShapeJS, Fragmentarium, stainless steel, bronze, nylon

Source status

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