SUMMARY
Henry Segerman combines mathematics and art through innovative 3D printing techniques, creating visually striking pieces that often project intricate shadows when illuminated. His work is showcased on the Shapeways platform, where users can explore various designs, including the "Grid Stereographic Projection." The interplay of light and shadow in Segerman's creations enhances their aesthetic appeal, making them not only artistic but also mathematically intriguing.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of 3D printing technology
- Familiarity with mathematical concepts related to projections
- Knowledge of design software used for 3D modeling
- Experience with lighting techniques for enhancing visual art
NEXT STEPS
- Explore Shapeways for more of Henry Segerman's 3D printed designs
- Learn about mathematical projections in art
- Research techniques for lighting 3D printed sculptures
- Investigate software tools for 3D modeling, such as Blender or Tinkercad
USEFUL FOR
Artists, mathematicians, 3D printing enthusiasts, and designers interested in the intersection of mathematics and visual art.
