Oct 29, 2024
Just look what I found, a helicoid
seen from Australia
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Just look what I found, a helicoid
Roger Tallon - Helicoid Staircase M400, (1960 - 1969),
Gallery Lacloche Edition, Paris,
Polished cast aluminium structure with rubber step surface,
Width: 42.01 in. (106.68 cm) Depth: 42.01 in. (106.68 cm)
Snasement (snail basement)
Water flow in double helicoid along the meander of a river.
Theodor Schwenk
Tutorial: how to paint a combat egg.
Work in progress, proper picture to come later.
Pixiv, Twitter, DA
A punctured helicoid. It’s got piercings! How stylish. :D
(WTF is its genus?!?)
As I’ve said before, Paul Nylander is a visionary. He is also generous enough to provide relevant mathematics and code to render this object. Check the source!
Mathematics is beautiful. <3
Struggling by Mattia Ferraboli Via Flickr: Vintage Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 20mm f/2.8 with macro focusing helicoid. Available light, handheld.