Original artwork description:

Y=f(x) is a painting based on and created with the help of a mathematical formula, more precisely of the function Y=1/x. The resulting curve is a hyperbola. The other principle/formula used is that of the Golden Section. It was interesting to experiment and I wanted to show how a mathematical expression could be aesthetic too. Mathematics is all around us and informs the whole being.

Materials used:

oil

Tags:

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