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Friday
Nov272009

Sciency-Art (Computational Origami)

I'm posting this because of my love and appreciation for passionate hobbyists and because I love when artsy and sciency things go hand in hand. When it requires neurotic precision to create something touchy-feely or the inverse. Without further ado, the origami of artsy-scientist/sciency-artist Robert J. Lang:

 
        

Yes, those are folding patterns created using "Computational origami, which comprises algorithms and theory devoted to the solution of origami problems by mathematical means."

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