Ulrich Mikloweit
The objects of my art are polyhedron models, most preferable uniform
ones but I also like many others and cannot resist building models of
some of them too. My models are made from paper. Since I want to show
how the faces look like in nonconvex shapes I cut holes into the
facelets so that you can see the hidden parts. I cut the paper with
scissors and knives and this is one reason why I use thin paper of 80
g/m2
My work is a paper model of a noble polyhedron consisting of 60
congruent faces. It has 60 vertices of 1 type. I discovered it in
2020 by facetting the Snub Icosidodecadodecahedron with the
program Stella4D (see my paper in the Bridges proceedings of 2020:
https://archive.bridgesmathart.org/2020/bridges2020-257.pdf). The
faces are crossed hexagons with a rather weird shape. The model is
a torus and it is self-dual. To see this click at the link below
the picture, showing a morphing gif of the model to its dual and
back.