Here is a link showing all the great math art that will be part of this year’s Bridges Conference, “Mathematical connections in Art, Music and Science” The beautiful image I chose for this blog entry is Anita Chowdry’s “Illuminated Julia Dragon”.
Posted by Kaz Maslanka at 5:03 PM
Labels: Bridges, Fractals, julian sets, mathart
6 comments:
My poems are based on physics
Here is a sample... a poem about nature and the search to know its characteristics
Nature’s Covertness
Hi Lion-ess,
I think you are on the right path, asking the right questions and your heart is in the right place. -- You like books -- try "Where mathematics comes from" by George Lakoff and Rafael E. Nunez -- I think you will find it quite subversive to what you have been told in the past.
Goodluck,
Kaz
Hi Kaz,
Those are lovely. I wish I could be there but may be next time.
:-)
I would love to see the topics of papers by different people.
:)
Hi Anand,
I am sure you could order the proceedings from:
http://bridgesmathart.org/bridges-galleries/art-exhibits/
or
http://members.cox.net/tessellations/index.html
Cheers,
Kaz
This blog is amazing!!!I love to drive by a bridge, actually there are bridge beautiful for their structure or their size. simply love it. I´ll approach
costa rica investment opportunities in this country there are land that need big bridges.
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