2015 Joint Mathematics Meetings
marina garbo
Artists
Statement
Since I was young, I have always loved art. However, as I am also interested in the combinations of geometric shapes, I have decided to study geometric compositions of artistic jewellery, using beads and Swarovski crystals
Artworks

sky and earth
30x20
miyuky delica beads 11/0
2014
Every star is formed from five elements, themselves composed of rhomboids
(While I discovered these for myself, similar stars have been shown by Jean Power).
The planet is a star icosahedron: it has 60 faces. The colors represent the sea and the sky (blue), the trees (green), volcanos (red), fields of wheat (yellow), and the earth (brown).

EUCLIDEAN FANTASY NECKLACE
cm 30x20
swarosky cristal and miyuky beads
2014
I love the geometry
Triangles, rectangles, pentagons…
But is it possible to use them to exalt the delicate poetry of the Swarovski crystals?
This is a tribute to Euclid, the father of geometry