How Does an Artist-Blacksmith Combine Math, Physics, and Topology?

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In summary, an artist-blacksmith combines math, physics, and topology in their craft by using mathematical principles to design and create intricate and structurally sound pieces, utilizing physics to understand the physical properties of the materials being used, and incorporating topology to explore the relationship between shapes and spaces in their designs. This combination of disciplines allows for the creation of unique and visually stunning pieces that are both functional and artistic.
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Hello, I am new here. I am an artist-blacksmith by trade, with a love of math and science. I have been working on my own to improve my understanding of physics and astronomy (kind of an obsession) as well as maths of as many kinds as i can fit inside my head. Also, topology has really captured my imagination...
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