Mathober Pieces
Mathober 2023 Prompts are here.This year I used a mix of p5js and procreate to play with stellar scenes – enjoy! There were some great sketches on Mathstodon including hilarious videos, comics, generative music, puns, and more. Links on titles take you to codePen full page view. Some days I played w
Mathober 2023 Prompts are here.
This year I used a mix of p5js and procreate to play with stellar scenes – enjoy! There were some great sketches on Mathstodon including hilarious videos, comics, generative music, puns, and more.
Links on titles take you to codePen full page view. Some days I played with desmos as well.
to just touch a little
with an atom of being
infinitely close
Desmos sketch here.
angles cleaved in two
leave us these lines to reflect
our bond to center
Desmos sketch here.
this similitude
reminds us — we are but scaled
copies of ourselves
Desmos sketch here.
when we see sections
of ourselves — our potential
manifests loci
our minds are but nodes
connected to other nodes
supergraphs of thought
we all seek something
— but some of us search for that
which lives in our minds
you lean with each breath
an asymmetric beauty
skewing towards light
life — made of cycles
of celestial bodies
take time — to observe
we are but strange loops
beginning — as but star dust
waiting to return
we have these pieces
that touch, but not completely
and nowhere neatly
we are but loci
formed from a celestial
focus of matter
forces — invisible
can pull these orbits — a dance
bound together — twist
rings of time dance here
in this moment we call life
repeating sunrise
it is our gaps — holes
that define the loops in which
pass through our being
a breath — in and out
a cycle of condition
breathe universe — breathe
in our very base
rests a potential power
of infinity
what is taken out
can change the very being
of what you are — self
what seems so scattered
may correlate to what we
cannot perceive — lines
we have vertices
that connect by going through
our innermost self
the difficulty
is with the wanting to sum
our sequence — of time
divide this circle
infinite and even parts
this — apeirogon
how rigid we are
is infinitesimally
movable — a flex
I learned to use p5.geometry and got code for making model work here.
Jessen’s icosahedron was created by using vertices in this file.
with two points in time
a connection forms— beyond
parallels exist
the weights of these threads
connect us to the weights of
thoughts and memories
here, we all gyrate
— spinning around an axis
of pure — utter joy
a meditation
can correspond with angles
of parallel self
from our base — our core
we can rise up — and ascend
to a place of peace
this simplicity
forms when you remove a part
of what defines you
stardust is exchanged
and becomes the state of you
connected — ancient
sometimes what stops us —
makes us pause — is what we miss
— what’s removable
multiple passes
brings deeper understanding
radial — days — nights
