No Centro Socio-Cultural Ágora de A Coruña, do 21 ao 25 de xaneiro celebrouse a exposición citada. Pasaron preto de 700 alumnos de centros de A Coruña. Aquí algunha das imaxes:
As obras presentadas son fundamentalmente as seleccionadas nos dez anos de Bridges,
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And a 3D version that illustrates a similar principle of polyhedral figures that suggest new dualities and decorations (the stars) that our mind extends and completes until changing polyhedron. From the icosahedron we imagine the rhombic triacontrahedron that we see virtually. At the same time, we also imagine a beautiful icosahedral dome with 5-blade wind power at its vertices.
Dear Manual,
Thank you for contributing your artwork, Fibonacci's Bell, to the MoSAIC traveling art exhibition. We are now winding down the project after two successful years in which we (the Bridges organization funded by MSRI) hosted public math/art festivals around the US. Thousands of people attended and saw your artwork at Berkeley, Columbia, Champaign-Urbana, Portland, Raleigh, Lincoln, MIT, Boulder, and at the 2015 National Math Festival in Washington DC.
https://momath.org/home/math-monday-string-art-bridges-style/
by Glen Whitney
Dear Manual, Thank you for contributing your artwork, Fibonacci's Bell, to the MoSAIC traveling art exhibition. We are now winding down the project after two successful years in which we (the Bridges organization funded by MSRI) hosted public math/art festivals around the US. Thousands of people attended and saw your artwork at Berkeley, Columbia, Champaign-Urbana, Portland, Raleigh, Lincoln, MIT, Boulder, and at the 2015 National Math Festival in Washington DC.
