Jean Constant
The abstract dimension of Mathematics, based on the exploration of existing, repeatable facts, is an endless source of fascination for me. What some believe constitutes a world onto itself written in so many equations actually describes an environment we hardly can perceive or comprehend – and yet explains our tangible reality.
My training in visual communication helps me connect this wonderful journey of discovery with many to convey the unexpected pleasure of a shared environment.

Discovered by Hermann Schwarz in the late 1800s, this triply periodic minimal surface is done according to two principles:
- If part of the boundary of a minimal surface is a straight line, then the reflection across the line, when added to the original surface, makes another minimal surface.
- If a minimal surface meets a plane at right angles, then the mirror image of the plane, when added to the original surface, also makes a minimal surface.

Breathers are parametric non linear waves equations. Like most sound-waves, they can hardly be seen or perceived. Their existence was made very tangible visually using the work of mathematicians such as Schrödinger, and later Dini, and Kuen.