Did you know that mathematics hides in art as well? Not just in numbers and formulas, but in patterns, proportions, and the infinite possibilities of shaping space. As part of May – the Month of Mathematics, and in celebration of the International Museum Day, we invite you to discover the hidden aesthetics of mathematics!
At this workshop that blends science and creativity, we’ll explore the world of artists whose works are based on modularity and the construction of visual forms using carefully selected basic elements. This is an opportunity to see mathematics through a different lens – as a tool for creation, a language of form, and a source of artistic inspiration.
Join us as we explore how structure, symmetry, and rhythm can become tools for creating something that transcends numbers!
The workshop will take place in the Atom Hall.