Mindful Geometries: Making and Moving Inside the Icosahedron

Year: 2019 Authors: Daniela Bertol

Core claim

An icosahedron-based movement infrastructure can align human proportions and guided motion to foster mindfulness through geometry, making, and embodied practice.

Topics

icosahedron, human movement, mindfulness, parametric design, movement infrastructure

Domains

geometry, polyhedra, golden ratio, Hamiltonian paths, computational design, architecture, public art, product design

Methods

practice-based research, phenomenological observation, digital fabrication, movement prototyping

Media

3D printed connectors, off-the-shelf pipes, built modular systems, digital models

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