Naked Geometry

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Artist and mathematician M.E. Naylor believes that mathematical expressions can stimulate centers of the brain in the same way as music or art. So, in 2002 he had the idea to construct a polyhedra using bare-skinned bodies. It began with clay and wire, but quickly moved into the realm of digital art, where there was a greater ability to create captivating images.

Five years later, Naylor has compiled his visually alluring work in Naked Geometry, a book aimed at elevating beautiful expressions of mathematics by displaying them in the appealing form of naked bodies. Check out his website for images, explanations, blogs, video, and more.


 

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Very cool!

Check out www.the-arcturians.com for a multi-dimensional look at SG.

 

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Dali

Salvador Dali experimented with using nudes in formation - he made a skull from naked women, I've had it on my fridge for many years. After 50 pages of google's image search I can't find it to share with you, but most people who see it think it is a skull until they get super close to it.

"The only thing constant in life is change" -François de la Rochefoucauld

deeper...

"After 50 pages of google's image search I can't find it to share with you.."

Keep looking, it's there somewhere...

;)

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