#tessellation — Public Fediverse posts
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But the palace is a very charming place and I've seen a lot of stunning pieces from MC Escher that triggered new ideas to incorporate in my own work, such as the tessellations.
#Escher #Tessellation #DenHaag #TheHague #Art
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But the palace is a very charming place and I've seen a lot of stunning pieces from MC Escher that triggered new ideas to incorporate in my own work, such as the tessellations.
#Escher #Tessellation #DenHaag #TheHague #Art
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A mosaic doorstep, Lancaster, England
I've probably passed this dozens of times but never noticed this charming mosaic before: who was Hannah?
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A mosaic doorstep, Lancaster, England
I've probably passed this dozens of times but never noticed this charming mosaic before: who was Hannah?
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A mosaic doorstep, Lancaster, England
I've probably passed this dozens of times but never noticed this charming mosaic before: who was Hannah?
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A mosaic doorstep, Lancaster, England
I've probably passed this dozens of times but never noticed this charming mosaic before: who was Hannah?
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A mosaic doorstep, Lancaster, England
I've probably passed this dozens of times but never noticed this charming mosaic before: who was Hannah?
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A minor, but still quite large, update to HyperRogue!
Suggest moves after 3 incorrect attempts, grow Ivy through narrow chasms, use compasses, rulers and non-Euclidean tools in the built-in drawing tool, more intuitive touch dragging, bugfixes and more!
https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/releases/tag/v13.1l #noneuclidean #roguelike #mathart #tessellation #HyperRogue #RogueViz #noneuclideanGeometry
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A minor, but still quite large, update to HyperRogue!
Suggest moves after 3 incorrect attempts, grow Ivy through narrow chasms, use compasses, rulers and non-Euclidean tools in the built-in drawing tool, more intuitive touch dragging, bugfixes and more!
https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/releases/tag/v13.1l #noneuclidean #roguelike #mathart #tessellation #HyperRogue #RogueViz #noneuclideanGeometry
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A minor, but still quite large, update to HyperRogue!
Suggest moves after 3 incorrect attempts, grow Ivy through narrow chasms, use compasses, rulers and non-Euclidean tools in the built-in drawing tool, more intuitive touch dragging, bugfixes and more!
https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/releases/tag/v13.1l #noneuclidean #roguelike #mathart #tessellation #HyperRogue #RogueViz #noneuclideanGeometry
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A minor, but still quite large, update to HyperRogue!
Suggest moves after 3 incorrect attempts, grow Ivy through narrow chasms, use compasses, rulers and non-Euclidean tools in the built-in drawing tool, more intuitive touch dragging, bugfixes and more!
https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/releases/tag/v13.1l #noneuclidean #roguelike #mathart #tessellation #HyperRogue #RogueViz #noneuclideanGeometry
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A minor, but still quite large, update to HyperRogue!
Suggest moves after 3 incorrect attempts, grow Ivy through narrow chasms, use compasses, rulers and non-Euclidean tools in the built-in drawing tool, more intuitive touch dragging, bugfixes and more!
https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/releases/tag/v13.1l #noneuclidean #roguelike #mathart #tessellation #HyperRogue #RogueViz #noneuclideanGeometry
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https://www.europesays.com/be-fr/92512/ le vrai ratio géométrique de l’Homme de Vitruve enfin résolu par un chercheur #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #DécouverteScientifique #Divertissement #Entertainment #géométrie #HistoireDesSciences #Mathématiques #Pentagone #Recherche #Science #Tessellation
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A mosaic doorstep, Whitechapel, London, England
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A mosaic doorstep, Whitechapel, London, England
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A mosaic doorstep, Whitechapel, London, England
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A mosaic doorstep, Whitechapel, London, England
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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A mosaic doorstep, Whitechapel, London, England
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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@saltywizard A mosaic doorstep, Hay-on-Wye, Wales
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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@saltywizard A mosaic doorstep, Hay-on-Wye, Wales
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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@saltywizard A mosaic doorstep, Hay-on-Wye, Wales
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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@saltywizard A mosaic doorstep, Hay-on-Wye, Wales
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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@saltywizard A mosaic doorstep, Hay-on-Wye, Wales
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography #TravelPhotography
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Detail of a mosaic floor, Harris Museum, Preston, England
The Harris reopened in 2025 after a long redevelopment https://theharris.org.uk
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography
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Detail of a mosaic floor, Harris Museum, Preston, England
The Harris reopened in 2025 after a long redevelopment https://theharris.org.uk
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography
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Detail of a mosaic floor, Harris Museum, Preston, England
The Harris reopened in 2025 after a long redevelopment https://theharris.org.uk
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography
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Detail of a mosaic floor, Harris Museum, Preston, England
The Harris reopened in 2025 after a long redevelopment https://theharris.org.uk
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography
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Detail of a mosaic floor, Harris Museum, Preston, England
The Harris reopened in 2025 after a long redevelopment https://theharris.org.uk
#MosaicMonday #mosaic #geometry #tiling #tessellation #MathArt #design #pattern #photography
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“Tessellation Archive: a collection of tessellated material systems — tiled tissues and architectures — from across the natural world.
Tessellations are structural motifs made up of repeating tiles, found in many forms and serving a variety of functions in Nature. Perhaps partly inspired by natural examples, tessellations have also been a part of human history in art and design, commonly in the form of mosaics, and more recently in the realm of bio-inspired design and engineering. This collection showcases the diversity of this motif, exploring commonalities in structure and function across environments and taxa, to inspire biological and biomaterials research, but also bioinspired design and architecture. Follow the links or scroll down further to explore the classification scheme and compare the similarities and differences between the tessellations.”
https://tessellated-materials.mpikg.mpg.de#tiling #tessellation #TilingTuesday #geometry #MathArt #design #pattern #nature #science
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“Tessellation Archive: a collection of tessellated material systems — tiled tissues and architectures — from across the natural world.
Tessellations are structural motifs made up of repeating tiles, found in many forms and serving a variety of functions in Nature. Perhaps partly inspired by natural examples, tessellations have also been a part of human history in art and design, commonly in the form of mosaics, and more recently in the realm of bio-inspired design and engineering. This collection showcases the diversity of this motif, exploring commonalities in structure and function across environments and taxa, to inspire biological and biomaterials research, but also bioinspired design and architecture. Follow the links or scroll down further to explore the classification scheme and compare the similarities and differences between the tessellations.”
https://tessellated-materials.mpikg.mpg.de#tiling #tessellation #TilingTuesday #geometry #MathArt #design #pattern #nature #science
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“Tessellation Archive: a collection of tessellated material systems — tiled tissues and architectures — from across the natural world.
Tessellations are structural motifs made up of repeating tiles, found in many forms and serving a variety of functions in Nature. Perhaps partly inspired by natural examples, tessellations have also been a part of human history in art and design, commonly in the form of mosaics, and more recently in the realm of bio-inspired design and engineering. This collection showcases the diversity of this motif, exploring commonalities in structure and function across environments and taxa, to inspire biological and biomaterials research, but also bioinspired design and architecture. Follow the links or scroll down further to explore the classification scheme and compare the similarities and differences between the tessellations.”
https://tessellated-materials.mpikg.mpg.de#tiling #tessellation #TilingTuesday #geometry #MathArt #design #pattern #nature #science
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“Tessellation Archive: a collection of tessellated material systems — tiled tissues and architectures — from across the natural world.
Tessellations are structural motifs made up of repeating tiles, found in many forms and serving a variety of functions in Nature. Perhaps partly inspired by natural examples, tessellations have also been a part of human history in art and design, commonly in the form of mosaics, and more recently in the realm of bio-inspired design and engineering. This collection showcases the diversity of this motif, exploring commonalities in structure and function across environments and taxa, to inspire biological and biomaterials research, but also bioinspired design and architecture. Follow the links or scroll down further to explore the classification scheme and compare the similarities and differences between the tessellations.”
https://tessellated-materials.mpikg.mpg.de#tiling #tessellation #TilingTuesday #geometry #MathArt #design #pattern #nature #science
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“Tessellation Archive: a collection of tessellated material systems — tiled tissues and architectures — from across the natural world.
Tessellations are structural motifs made up of repeating tiles, found in many forms and serving a variety of functions in Nature. Perhaps partly inspired by natural examples, tessellations have also been a part of human history in art and design, commonly in the form of mosaics, and more recently in the realm of bio-inspired design and engineering. This collection showcases the diversity of this motif, exploring commonalities in structure and function across environments and taxa, to inspire biological and biomaterials research, but also bioinspired design and architecture. Follow the links or scroll down further to explore the classification scheme and compare the similarities and differences between the tessellations.”
https://tessellated-materials.mpikg.mpg.de#tiling #tessellation #TilingTuesday #geometry #MathArt #design #pattern #nature #science
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"FOLD2 Final webinar, Wednesday 28 January 28 10:00-12:00 (UTC+2)
The webinar will include a keynote speak from Yves Klett, and a review of the FOLD2 projects highlights.
10:00 – Opening remarks
Welcome by Jarmo Kouko, Kirsi Peltonen, and Jouni Lattu (Host)
Introduction of the keynote speaker
10:05 Keynote presentation
Yves Klett: “A Meta Overview of Industrial Tessellation Applications”
10:50 Discussion
11:00 FOLD2 Project Review:
Summary and highlights of the FOLD2 project by several project contributors“FOLD2 targets and achievements” – Jarmo Kouko (VTT)
“Folding machinery” – Roope Siilasto (VTT)
”Conceptual design for multifunctionality” – Kirsi Peltonen (Aalto)
”From materials to structures” – Jarkko Niiranen (Aalto)
”Layered cushioning solutions” – Miia Palmu (VTT)
“Acoustics solutions” – Markus Holste (Aalto)
“Visual novelty” – Markus Joutsela (Aalto)
“FOLD industrial potential” – Jussi Muikku (Orfer)
Wrap up – Jouni Lattu (VTT)
12:00 End of eventYves Klett first started designing technical tessellations for his diploma thesis in 2003 and has never stopped working on high-tech origami ever since. ... In 2005, he co-founded Foldcore GmbH as an outlet for industrial folding innovations. Since 2012 he is managing director at Foldcore with the mission to bring tons of tessellations to the world."
https://fold-project.com/2025/11/14/fold2-final-webinar/
edit: added details to Project Review. Note that some browsers display a blank page when "sign up" is clicked, only DuckDuckGo and Tor browsers have worked so far.
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"FOLD2 Final webinar, Wednesday 28 January 28 10:00-12:00 (UTC+2)
The webinar will include a keynote speak from Yves Klett, and a review of the FOLD2 projects highlights.
10:00 – Opening remarks
Welcome by Jarmo Kouko, Kirsi Peltonen, and Jouni Lattu (Host)
Introduction of the keynote speaker
10:05 Keynote presentation
Yves Klett: “A Meta Overview of Industrial Tessellation Applications”
10:50 Discussion
11:00 FOLD2 Project Review:
Summary and highlights of the FOLD2 project by several project contributors“FOLD2 targets and achievements” – Jarmo Kouko (VTT)
“Folding machinery” – Roope Siilasto (VTT)
”Conceptual design for multifunctionality” – Kirsi Peltonen (Aalto)
”From materials to structures” – Jarkko Niiranen (Aalto)
”Layered cushioning solutions” – Miia Palmu (VTT)
“Acoustics solutions” – Markus Holste (Aalto)
“Visual novelty” – Markus Joutsela (Aalto)
“FOLD industrial potential” – Jussi Muikku (Orfer)
Wrap up – Jouni Lattu (VTT)
12:00 End of eventYves Klett first started designing technical tessellations for his diploma thesis in 2003 and has never stopped working on high-tech origami ever since. ... In 2005, he co-founded Foldcore GmbH as an outlet for industrial folding innovations. Since 2012 he is managing director at Foldcore with the mission to bring tons of tessellations to the world."
https://fold-project.com/2025/11/14/fold2-final-webinar/
edit: added details to Project Review. Note that some browsers display a blank page when "sign up" is clicked, only DuckDuckGo and Tor browsers have worked so far.
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"FOLD2 Final webinar, Wednesday 28 January 28 10:00-12:00 (UTC+2)
The webinar will include a keynote speak from Yves Klett, and a review of the FOLD2 projects highlights.
10:00 – Opening remarks
Welcome by Jarmo Kouko, Kirsi Peltonen, and Jouni Lattu (Host)
Introduction of the keynote speaker
10:05 Keynote presentation
Yves Klett: “A Meta Overview of Industrial Tessellation Applications”
10:50 Discussion
11:00 FOLD2 Project Review:
Summary and highlights of the FOLD2 project by several project contributors“FOLD2 targets and achievements” – Jarmo Kouko (VTT)
“Folding machinery” – Roope Siilasto (VTT)
”Conceptual design for multifunctionality” – Kirsi Peltonen (Aalto)
”From materials to structures” – Jarkko Niiranen (Aalto)
”Layered cushioning solutions” – Miia Palmu (VTT)
“Acoustics solutions” – Markus Holste (Aalto)
“Visual novelty” – Markus Joutsela (Aalto)
“FOLD industrial potential” – Jussi Muikku (Orfer)
Wrap up – Jouni Lattu (VTT)
12:00 End of eventYves Klett first started designing technical tessellations for his diploma thesis in 2003 and has never stopped working on high-tech origami ever since. ... In 2005, he co-founded Foldcore GmbH as an outlet for industrial folding innovations. Since 2012 he is managing director at Foldcore with the mission to bring tons of tessellations to the world."
https://fold-project.com/2025/11/14/fold2-final-webinar/
edit: added details to Project Review. Note that some browsers display a blank page when "sign up" is clicked, only DuckDuckGo and Tor browsers have worked so far.
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"FOLD2 Final webinar, Wednesday 28 January 28 10:00-12:00 (UTC+2)
The webinar will include a keynote speak from Yves Klett, and a review of the FOLD2 projects highlights.
10:00 – Opening remarks
Welcome by Jarmo Kouko, Kirsi Peltonen, and Jouni Lattu (Host)
Introduction of the keynote speaker
10:05 Keynote presentation
Yves Klett: “A Meta Overview of Industrial Tessellation Applications”
10:50 Discussion
11:00 FOLD2 Project Review:
Summary and highlights of the FOLD2 project by several project contributors“FOLD2 targets and achievements” – Jarmo Kouko (VTT)
“Folding machinery” – Roope Siilasto (VTT)
”Conceptual design for multifunctionality” – Kirsi Peltonen (Aalto)
”From materials to structures” – Jarkko Niiranen (Aalto)
”Layered cushioning solutions” – Miia Palmu (VTT)
“Acoustics solutions” – Markus Holste (Aalto)
“Visual novelty” – Markus Joutsela (Aalto)
“FOLD industrial potential” – Jussi Muikku (Orfer)
Wrap up – Jouni Lattu (VTT)
12:00 End of eventYves Klett first started designing technical tessellations for his diploma thesis in 2003 and has never stopped working on high-tech origami ever since. ... In 2005, he co-founded Foldcore GmbH as an outlet for industrial folding innovations. Since 2012 he is managing director at Foldcore with the mission to bring tons of tessellations to the world."
https://fold-project.com/2025/11/14/fold2-final-webinar/
edit: added details to Project Review. Note that some browsers display a blank page when "sign up" is clicked, only DuckDuckGo and Tor browsers have worked so far.
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"FOLD2 Final webinar, Wednesday 28 January 28 10:00-12:00 (UTC+2)
The webinar will include a keynote speak from Yves Klett, and a review of the FOLD2 projects highlights.
10:00 – Opening remarks
Welcome by Jarmo Kouko, Kirsi Peltonen, and Jouni Lattu (Host)
Introduction of the keynote speaker
10:05 Keynote presentation
Yves Klett: “A Meta Overview of Industrial Tessellation Applications”
10:50 Discussion
11:00 FOLD2 Project Review:
Summary and highlights of the FOLD2 project by several project contributors“FOLD2 targets and achievements” – Jarmo Kouko (VTT)
“Folding machinery” – Roope Siilasto (VTT)
”Conceptual design for multifunctionality” – Kirsi Peltonen (Aalto)
”From materials to structures” – Jarkko Niiranen (Aalto)
”Layered cushioning solutions” – Miia Palmu (VTT)
“Acoustics solutions” – Markus Holste (Aalto)
“Visual novelty” – Markus Joutsela (Aalto)
“FOLD industrial potential” – Jussi Muikku (Orfer)
Wrap up – Jouni Lattu (VTT)
12:00 End of eventYves Klett first started designing technical tessellations for his diploma thesis in 2003 and has never stopped working on high-tech origami ever since. ... In 2005, he co-founded Foldcore GmbH as an outlet for industrial folding innovations. Since 2012 he is managing director at Foldcore with the mission to bring tons of tessellations to the world."
https://fold-project.com/2025/11/14/fold2-final-webinar/
edit: added details to Project Review. Note that some browsers display a blank page when "sign up" is clicked, only DuckDuckGo and Tor browsers have worked so far.
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Don’t look… it will cost you a part of your day… you can’t stop watching♦️
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Don’t look… it will cost you a part of your day… you can’t stop watching♦️
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Don’t look… it will cost you a part of your day… you can’t stop watching♦️
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Don’t look… it will cost you a part of your day… you can’t stop watching♦️
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Don’t look… it will cost you a part of your day… you can’t stop watching♦️
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Which is better, artistically, to see the layers of fractal pentomino tiles, or just a sea of mini pentominoes? #pentomino #mathart #mathsky #tessellation
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Very cute tessellation today, less complex than yesterday's but with even more twists (36 of them!), called Pebbles. Quite pleasing to fold, now that I am starting to get used to the techniques involved. It's the same on both sides! And I like the laces on the backlighting view
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