This will be my only post for 2021 as I’ve been working on my new book all to do with visualization and imagination in the arts and architecture; through time (almost complete). This post is from my 2020 paper given at Bridges Math/Art 2020. Two animations and one illustration sequence. The Nazca giant-geoglyph spirals that […]
Category: VISUAL LOGIC
Girih Tiles & The Gunbad-i Qabud Tomb
Girih Tiles on the
Labyrinths Mysteries and Methods
Just posted a video supplement to my 2020 Bridges Paper “Labyrinths Mysteries and Methods,” on my youtube channel rogerburrowsimages https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5td10JrcrU. The link to the paper is http://archive.bridgesmathart.org/202… The paper and the supplement present five methods for constructing labyrinths that can be used to create ancient labyrinths or used to create new ones as far as […]
Presentations & Workshops
PRESENTATIONS WORKSHOPS
A Presentation at the AAU in San Francisco, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmmENxx1PToNtaGPfsVrkpQ Presentations: http://rogerburrowsimages.com/mission-statement/
VISUAL LOGIC: FIRST SIGNS – ICE AGE TO 3,000 BCE
“3D Thinking” Page 15. Evolution of signs towards symbols from 70,000 to 5,000 years ago – where the European ice age ended around 14,000 years ago. We see directional lines that criss-cross to form triangular shapes, shapes composed of directional lines that appear rectangular, linear arrangements of dots, ‘bell’ like enclosed shapes, feather like forms, […]
VISUAL LOGIC: McGURK EFFECT
“3D Thinking” Page 22 The McGurk Effect: An example of how our brain forms perceptions from fragmentary sensory information. Here, from a BBC 2 program, Prof Lawrence Rosenblum pronounces the word “ba” continuously. The video shows his mouth pronouncing “ba” but then the video shows his mouth changing to pronounce the word “fa” – but […]