Geometry and Origami to Make Dynamic Street Art

Year: 2018 Authors: Sara De Grandis; Silvia Fiore; Maria Luisa Spreafico; Marco Torredimare; Margherita Truffa; Ursula Zich

Core claim

Combining geometry, street art, and origami produces tangible, dynamic installations that support mathematics learning and public engagement.

Topics

origami workshop, street art geometry, mathematics education, interactive installation

Domains

synthetic geometry, orthographic projection, polynomial regression, curvature, street art, mural artworks, paper sculpture, architecture and design

Methods

digital photograph approximation, GeoGebra modeling, modular origami construction, educational workshops

Media

recycled paper, digital photographs, GeoGebra, mural painting

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