Above is a version
made of laser-cut plywood, which is robust enough to disassemble and
reassemble repeatedly.
Above is a version made of yellow acrylic
plastic. Again, it is
pretty, but I don't want to take it apart.
And above is a version made of
vikureen plastic, which is less brittle, so safe to repeatedly assemble
and disassemble.
I first prototyped this sculpture in foamcore as a workshop at
Mathcamp.
Thank you
George Miller, who did the
laser cutting of the two yellow versions.
Thank you to Chris
Palmer who cut parts for the red acrylic and the wood version.
