Commentary on Juncture

The drawing presents three impossible figures joined, appropriately enough, in an impossible way.  A cousin to the figure of the Necker cube though a bit more sophisticated, it shows the ambiguity of each oval hoop's form as well as the relation of each to the others.

This drawing won a juror's award at a Spring 2012 art show.

Juncture

Juncture; pencil on paper, 14" x 18"

A Square for Penrose to be on display at the Bridges Math Art 2012 Conference

A Square for Penrose; pencil on paper, 14" x 18"

In July 2012, the Bridges Math Art Conference will take place in the Baltimore, MD region at Towson University.  A Square for Penrose, along with two other drawings of mine, will be on display during the conference.  From the website description, "The Bridges Conference, the largest mathematics and art interdisciplinary conference in the world, has traveled to cities in North America and Europe, and attracted participants from over thirty countries."

Artwork in Journal of Mathematics and the Arts

The drawing Apokatastasis will appear in the September 2012 issue of JMA.  I do not believe it is online for free but if so then I will provide a link here.

Quantum Physics Artists? Featured on their Website in March 2012....

A Paradox for Meditation; pencil on paper, 9" x 12"

Next month the IAQPA, the International Association of Quantum Physics Artists (that is a mouthful!) will feature six of my drawings on their website which you can visit through the link here: http://internationalassociationofquantumartists.yolasite.com/.  One of the drawings on display will be A Paradox for Meditation, a drawing of impossible geometry.

News on Apokatastasis and MAA Focus

Apokatastasis appears in the Feb/Mar 2012 edition of MAA Focus for an article on the JMM conference show.  The acronym means the Mathematical Association of America.  Now that the journal is online, here is the link to that issue in which the article is on pages 8 - 9: http://digital.ipcprintservices.com/publication/?i=100359.

Commentary on Sub Specie Aeternitatis

Sub Specie Aeternitatis not only translates "under the aspect of eternity" but is also the title of a drawing.  This drawing and two others will be in the digital art show at the Science Online 2012 conference taking place at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC.  Since 2007, the Research Triangle area of North Carolina has hosted a conference concerning how the World Wide Web is changing the way science is communicated, taught, and done.

In "Sub Specie Aeternitatis" one sees the "big picture" from ants to planets.  The drawing indicates a human presence as well.

The other two drawings in the SciOn12 conference show are "Fearful Symmetries" and "Juncture," all three drawings are in my JAlbum portfolio.