Paintings
Math Based Paintings
1999 to 2003

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See also
Artist Books - Unique

The works based on mathematical formulas employ chance in the form of random numbers generated on a calculator and the principle of self-similarity that was derived from chaos theory. Self-similarity describes a phenomenon found in nature where natural forms exhibit shapes that repeat themselves in ever smaller scales within the structure of the form. I used this principle by generating sets of forms (drawn with CAD software) derived by the formulas and repeated at different scales to provide complex patterns.

2003-13 The Union of 4 set of Triangles

2002_12 The Union of Eight Octahedron Pairs

2002-9 Intersecting Cubes

2002-5 Mutated Spiral No. 3

2002-3 Mutated Spiral No. 1

2000-17 Arc Group

2000-9 Double Spiral

2003-3 The Union of Three Polygon Spiral Pairs

2002-10 Intersecting Cubes

2002-8 Intersecting Cubes

2002-4 Mutated Spiral No. 2

2000-18 Arc Group

2000-14 Large Double Wave Construction - Proposal

2000-8 Large Wave Construction

1999-25 Circular Arc Construction

2000-2 Arc Construction Grid

2000-11a DNA Piece Construction

1999-29 Polygon Triptych

1999-24 Abstract Shoreline

1999-18 No. 6 Math Based Painting

1999-17 No. 5 Math Based Painting

1999-16 No. 4 Math Based Painting

1999-15 No. 3 Math Based Painting

1999-14 No. 2 Math Based Painting

1999-13 No. 1 Math Based Painting