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  1. Day 3 and 4 of #BridgesMathArt just sped by and it's so hard to pick highlights 😅

    Talking with people certainly takes the crown tho; so many ideas sparkling in just a bit of conversation!

    Also, I found the presentation on Oliver Byrne by Clare Marie Moriarity very curious, with Byrne's multi-faceted interests (e.g. music, theology, math) and focus on making math accessible and memorable so far ago in his work on Euler's Elements.

  2. Last speaker from this year. Amy E. Wendt on "Modular Kirigami Knitting"
    directory.engr.wisc.edu/ece/Fa

  3. First up this morning at Matt Zucker on Reaction-Diffusion Truchet Tiles
    mzucker.github.io/

  4. A first edition available on Ebay - only €15,000
    ebay.io/m/FDwE1n

  5. Next up at Clare Moriarty
    "Semiotics, Ease and Elegance: Olouver Byrne's Elements of Euclid"
    claremoriarty.com/

  6. Mid morning break at . We are right beside the Corrib. This is the Eglington Canal that joins the Corrib a few hundred metres away.

  7. Amy's next book and other stuff
    amyalz.com/
    "Where the Wild Horses are"

  8. Apparently this years in Galway is the biggest ever at over 400 attendees including
    60 students

  9. Day three at will be kicking off shortly with Amy Alznauer on "Lunar Music, lost Notebooks, Pentagons, and Paralysis

  10. Aand, early day 2 of #BridgesMathArt highlight - Dave of beesandbombs.com/ shares tricks for making cool geometric looping animatiohs 😁

  11. There is an exhibition of work at

    An archive of all exhibits available here gallery.bridgesmathart.org/gal

  12. Good morning from Bailey Allen Hall, UCG at day two of . On the programme today vorth.github.io/bridges-progra

  13. Fiacre Ó Cairbre at discussing Hamilton

  14. At , Ayliean suggests...

    "Any day is Pi approximation day"

  15. George Hart presenting at Bridges 2026 in Galway - Vibe Coded Math/Art Program Examples
    georgehart.com/vibecode/

  16. Several of the papers/workshops for Bridges 2026 in Galway feature origami.

    The full programme is not yet available, but all papers are at archive.bridgesmathart.org/2026

    Here are the direct links; some papers have origami instructions to follow (or they are in a supplement)

    Curved Crease Pattern Generation for Cylindrical Surface-of-Revolution Origami with Circular Holes Around the Axis of Rotation
    Eckhard Hennig
    archive.bridgesmathart.org/202

    There is a Lot of Mathematics in Twirls, But Where, Exactly? A Conceptual Framework for a Class of Modular Origami
    Wojtek Burczyk
    archive.bridgesmathart.org/202

    Three in One: Superposition of Wallpaper Patterns in Origami Models
    Rachel Quinlan
    archive.bridgesmathart.org/202

    Origami Tessellations by Frank van Kollem
    Paula A. Versnick
    archive.bridgesmathart.org/202

    Planar Modular Origami
    Tung Ken Lam
    archive.bridgesmathart.org/202

    Constructing Origami Pixel Images
    Neel Shrestha
    archive.bridgesmathart.org/202

    Workshop on Pleating Weave Simulations
    Goran Konjevod
    archive.bridgesmathart.org/202

    (edit: added a paper that doesn't have the word origami in the title)

    #origami #bridges2026 #BridgesMathArt #MathArt #geometry #mathematics #papercraft #design #craft

  17. @th @mcc Yes, and a fascinating story about “Marjorie Rice and Her Pentagonal Tilings” by Doris Schattschneider archive.bridgesmathart.org/201
    “The large pentagonal tiles that pave the way to the entrance of the Tekniska Museet in Stockholm may appear to be randomly placed. But they are not; they follow a definite but unusual pattern. Also unusual is the history of how the tiling came to be, and who discovered it. Marjorie Rice, who was not a professional mathematician, discovered this tiling while pursuing for years her self-assigned task of finding all types of convex pentagons that can tile the plane.”
    #bridgesmathart #MathArt #tiling #geometry #pattern

  18. My dyed bandana from the #BridgesMathArt workshop ‘Dyeing to Make an Orbifold’ by Bobby Stecher and Carolyn Yackel archive.bridgesmathart.org/202 Looks great but still running blue dye weeks later…
    #tiling #geometry #MathArt #shibori #dye

  19. About 4 years ago, I was messing around with this pattern. A simplified form eventually ended up being used in the chain maille piece that I had in the Bridges Art Exhibition this year.

    It consists of edge-touching rings of edge-touching nonagons

    In the center, you can see a ring surrounded by a ring of 6 rings surrounded by 12 and then 18

    It has rotational, but not mirror symmetry, even though it might look like it should.

    #chainMaille #BridgesMathArt #mathart #mathsart #nonagons