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Mathematics in Aesthetics

Jul 18, 2015

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Page 1: Mathematics in Aesthetics

Why numbers are important to beauty

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Nature

Human Appearance

Art- architectural,

visual and audio

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How does math apply to natural aesthetics?

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Algorithms have the power to mimic nature’s beauty.

Gravner, J., & Griffeath, D. (2012).

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McNally, J. (2010) Fung, E. (2014)

Left: Fractal pattern artwork

Below: Fractals in nature (Cauliflower, Lightning and Rivers)

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Knott, D. (1996)

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Aesthetics + math = you...?

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"Beauty depends on size as well as symmetry."-Aristotle (384 B.C.-322 B.C.), Poetics

Bilateral symmetry of the face and body makes humans more ‘appealing’

Feng, C. (2002)

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Schwind, V. (2011)

Bourne, M. (2014)

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Math makes things pretty.

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Nastasi, A. (2012)

Mobius Strip

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“Without mathematics there is no art,” -Luca Pacioli, a contemporary of Da Vinci.

Meisner, G. (2014)

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the C scale on the piano consists of 13 keys from C to C; eight white keys and five black keys...

Mathcentral.uregina.ca, (2014)

Fiore, T. (2013)

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