Koos Verhoeff
Koos Verhoeff, retired Full Professor of Computer Science at the
Erasumus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands,
has designed and constructed mathematical art since the early
1980s.
He mainly designs 3D sculptures, constructed in wood, bronze,
aluminum, stainless steel, and plastics, often involving mitered
beams.
He has described himself as more of an explorer and a discoverer than
a designer.
He wonders and wanders about the abstract world of mathematical
structures, looking for forms with intriguing mathematical properties
as well as aesthetic appeal.
A design in the same family as Fence around Nothing. Consists of six woven zigzag strands, in two colors. Inspired by chain-link fence. This fence leaves room for just a single grass leaf.
The shape, made from 24 trapezoidal segments, that has the most right angles. Also see our Bridges 2008 and 2014 papers.
A single continuous strip of six conical segments that almost touch. Also see our Bridges 2014 paper.