From early childhood on, I had a love for nature. In later years I began to draw natural forms that I observed. This developed into a passion to understand the structures and patterns found in these forms that I had recorded in my drawings. As an artist I aim to bridge my understanding of the underlying mathematical concepts and to metaphorically represent them as an aesthetically creative work of art.
Statement:
Patterns in nature can take many different forms. Some are recurring weather patterns, spirals, ripples of waves, dots or stripes on animal skins or branching of trees. These patterns have a mathematical formal order, and show progressions, self-similarity, fractals, mandala, symmetry or rotation. I aim to bridge the underlying mathematical concepts these patterns show, and metaphorically represent them as an aesthetically creative work of art.