Life Through a Mathematician's Eyes

Just because for Day 11, we spoke about Christmas Trees, let us speak about Christmas decorations today. I discovered that the internet is full with extremely beautiful, fun and interesting geometric decorations for X-mas trees. It looks like the geometric style has spread through the interior design domain a lot. And I happy to see people giving more credit to geometry when it comes to art. So here are some my favorite examples (source from the photos is mostly Pinteres): 1.

Christmas is almost here and because these are also last days of school (or university) for some of you I thought I will show some interesting DIY Christmas trees. There is also some mathematics hidden in each project. But first I have to say that none of the ideas are entirely mine, I just found them on Pinterest and adapted them for a mathematical approach. 1. Pyramids X-mas Tree This is one of those more abstract and artistically way to make a Christmas tree. With a little

I think you already know that I am a huge lover of mathematics in art, especially when the pieces of art present the mathematical connections found in nature. Thus, I got extremely excited when I heard about these coloring books. I was always a big fan of coloring books even before they became popular nowadays. The projects I want to talk about today are the Golden Ratio Coloring Books. Golden Ratio Coloring Book by Rafael Araujo Rafael Araujo is a Venezuelan architect and il