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Latest revision as of 07:27, 11 August 2016
David Chappell is an Associate Professor of Physics at University of La Verne, and a computer artist.
Quotations
Chappell writes:
Mathematical art gives me the opportunity to create my own universes. I design mathematical and computational rules to explore the production of complex spatiotemporal patterns. In some sense, I consider my art form to be the act of creating rules. Sometimes I adopt a “hands-off” approach and let my universe unfold undisturbed once the rules have been set in motion. Other times I meddle: fiddling, reordering, organizing. In either case, the aim of these explorations is to both generate aesthetically compelling compositions and to better understand the process of pattern formation in dynamical systems.
See also
External links
- Mathematical Art Galleries (2015) @ gallery.bridgesmathart.org
- Mathematical Art Galleries (2012) @ gallery.bridgesmathart.org
