Gerhard Daum falls into the category of a science-related artist. He bases his work on mathematics, above all on Euclidian geometry, trigonometry and analysis. His approach is experimental, probing different techniques of mathematical construction and then reducing the constructional matrix, while continuously observing the aesthetic effect.
Posts tagged as “science-related art”
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Science-related Art: Mischa Kuball
By Peter Tepe on October 29, 2016
Detlev van Ravenswaay: Space Art
By w/k-Redaktion on October 29, 2016
Irene Daum: Psychology and Art
By Irene Daum on October 29, 2016
Anna Lena Grau: Gespinste – Interweavings
By Anna Lena Grau on October 29, 2016
Marcus Ahlers: System and Synergy
By Marcus Ahlers on October 29, 2016
Border Crosser between Science and Visual Arts
By Peter Tepe on October 29, 2016
Anna Lena Grau: Recodings
By w/k-Redaktion on October 29, 2016
Connections between Science and (Visual) Arts
By Peter Tepe on October 29, 2016








