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Uchenna  Odukwe (Entry 1)

The mystique of mathematics

Mathematical  concepts like geometry symmetry and perspective are fundamental  to art, influencing everything from composition to illusion and depth. 

I utilize these concepts to create visually striking art pieces  that enable me to express myself by a structured  yet adaptable language allowing  individuals to explore  and communicate ideas.Similar photography and painting  which provides avenues for creativity across different  mediums, mathematics  presents a canvas with symbols, equations and concepts.

Uchenna  Odukwe (Entry 2)

Title: Mathematical  Medium Liquid Wax ,Ink and Mixed Media On Paper 

Mathematical  concepts like geometry symmetry and perspective are fundamental  to art, influencing everything from composition to illusion and depth. 

I utilize these concepts to create visually striking art pieces  that enable me to express myself by a structured  yet adaptable language allowing  individuals to explore  and communicate ideas.Similar photography and painting  which provides avenues for creativity across different  mediums, mathematics  presents a canvas with symbols, equations and concepts.

Inyama Onyeka

Fractals and Chaos Theory – The jagged, organic quality of the form evokes fractal-like structures, which are self-similar patterns found in nature and mathematics. This could connect to the idea of chaotic systems where small changes lead to complex outcomes.

Kate Hooray Osmond

With my work, I explore the impossibility of translating experience to canvas. The subjects of my paintings are surrounded by their physical world, and also the unseen forces at work: air currents, light waves, heat transfers, all displayed in its complexity. Though parts may appear chaotic, they are all part of a system that is balanced. 

Gabriela Ospino

Title: What Kind of Vine

This small vine grows and ripens in an unusual way: without a defined stem and with a strange relationship between its roots, leaves, and fruits. It extends in a serpentine pattern of grapes, where some areas are densely intertwined while others remain nearly empty. The grapes seem to "jump" and cluster unpredictably. Moreover, in certain areas, they ripen quickly, while in others, the process takes much longer, as if growth gets "stuck" in some spots before suddenly surging forward in others. This phenomenon follows a yet unknown pattern, possibly influenced by factors such as nutrient composition, chemical signals in the environment, radiation, or even the presence of a parasitic microorganism.