Curtis Palmer |
Computer Generated Image on photo matte paper, 16" x 24" framed, 2009.
A tetrahedron with a self referential texture map partially
emergent from modeled seawater is caught in a search light.
Computer Generated Image on photo matte paper, 18" x 18" framed, 2009.
A polar array of 120 tetrahedra hovers in the void intersecting a
projection of an icosahedral cyclon.
Computer Generated Image on photo matte paper,18" x 18" framed,2009.
A tetrahedron with a self referential texture map and vertexial
balls hovers in the void.
Computer Generated Image on photo matte paper, 16" x 24" framed, 2009.
A self illuminated tetrahedron with a tetrahedral family cyclon as
a texture map and closest pack spheres with a rhombic dodecahedral
texture map float on modeled seawater.
Curtis Palmer, M.Des., B.Sc., President : Synergetic Design Inc.
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
"In René Daumal's Mount Analog-A Novel of Symbolically Authentic
Non Euclidean Adventures in Mountain Climbing, a myth is told: 'in
the beginning the sphere and the tetrahedron were united in a
single inconceivable form'. A recent search of my hard drive
revealed over 250 files and folders with tetrahedron in the
title. Spelunking is the metaphor I use to describe my use of the
computer to differentiate the sphere from the tetrahedron
"