Sculptural Forms Based on Radially-developing Fractal Curves

Year: 2017 Authors: Robert W. Fathauer

Core claim

Radially developing fractal curves, especially in three dimensions, produce more visually rich and compelling sculptural forms than flat linear development.

Topics

fractal curves, sculptural form, radial development, 3D fabrication, negative curvature

Domains

fractal geometry, self-similarity dimension, hyperbolic surfaces, curve iteration, ceramic sculpture, paper model, computational art, form generation

Methods

Python code, Grasshopper script, 3D printing, paper folding, ceramic modeling

Media

clay, cardstock, digital graphics, 3D prints

Source status

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