Creating Non-Euclidean Art with Craft Technologies

Year: 2020 Authors: Douglas Dunham; Lisa Shier

Core claim

Accessible craft technologies can produce non-Euclidean mathematical art with educational value.

Topics

non-Euclidean art, hyperbolic shell patterns, free-standing lace, craft technologies

Domains

hyperbolic geometry, Poincaré disk model, tessellations, symmetry groups, mathematical art, papercraft, machine embroidery, decorative geometry

Methods

plotter, computer-controlled sewing machine, pattern adaptation, craft fabrication

Media

paper, lace, embroidery thread, dodecahedron

Source status

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