This week, I’m back and making.
It is “another big one”. Every big sculpture I make has some
known elements and some new ones, and it takes me few steps further into the
unknown. This sculpture is not based on the geodesic dome. It is based on geometric
shape called rhombic triacontahedron. It consists of 30 rhomboids, and it looks
something like this:
Why this particular shape? It feels right. Not too simple
and not too complex. And although this particular shape is not found in nature
(that I’m aware of) it resonates with the natural forms through the idea of
faceted sphere.
Could it "feel right" because the lengths of the diagonals are in the golden ratio?
This is the concept drawing of the sculpture that I'm making:
It will be made from 220 identical 3d tessellated tiles. Although the sculpture's skeleton is a 3d geometric shape, I want the finished sculpture to be organic and intuitively accepted as natural.
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