Artists

Jean Constant

Researcher

Hermay NM

Santa Fe, NM, USA

jconstant@hermay.org

https://hermay.org/jconstant

Statement

Mathematics allow physical sciences to define the reality of matter. Can artistic expression based on mathematics and exact sciences produce outcomes relevant to the concept of beauty - and meet the esthetic expectation of the viewer as well?

Artworks

Image for entry 'Tetragonal symmetry'

Tetragonal symmetry

22X28

Mixed medium on canvas

2012

Tetragonal crystals are defined by the presence of one fourfold rotational symmetry axis. The background is a computer files system scan that was given a droste effect.
Image for entry 'Trigonal symmetry'

Trigonal symmetry

22X28

Mixed medium on canvas

2012

Trigonal crystal symmetry, as shown in the inside of the main circle, has four crystallographic axes, one at 90 degrees to the other three, and three at 60 degrees to each other. The rotation circle has been made to look like a sundial on a florentine garden wall.
Image for entry 'Isometric symmetry'

Isometric symmetry

22X28

Mixed medium on canvas

2012

The isometric system in the crystallographic point groups symmetries table is the most symmetrical system possible in a three dimensional space. The symmetry points visualization was integrated in a monochrome background that mirrors and reflects the foreground image.