Below is the 3 step process I use to create my art working in reverse. First, I introduce the four medums I have used in the creation of my art. Following that are their mathematical inspiration, and finally the generative engine behind it all that produces mathematical ideas.

Step 1. 

Topological Sculptures and Graphic Art

My works spans four mediums: 3D printed sculptures, paper sculptures, graphic art, and wooden sculptures (Figures 1a-d). They are inspired by structural geometric topology introduced in Step 2.

(Figure 1)

Step 2. 

Structural Geometric Topology

Structural geometric topology is the generative system I use to combine geometric components with topological structures that inspire my art (Figure 2). It is structural in the sense that geometric components like points, lines, polygons, and polyhedra are used to build topological structures such as knots, links, braids, and weaves. 

It is a system created with STEAM CAD introduced in Step 3.  

(Figure 2)

Step 3. 

STEAM CAD

STEAM CAD is the conceptual‑aided design system I developed to enhance my creativity and inspire my art using conceptual design tables — adapted from Leonardo da Vinci.  — to combine disciplines like geometry and topology (Figure 3). 

(Figure 3)

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