MC Escher, Images of Mathematics...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Escher's work covered a variety of subjects throughout his life. His early love of portraits, Roman and Italian landscapes and of nature, eventually gave way to regular division of the plane.. Over 150 colorful and recognizable works testify to Escher's ingenuity and vision. He managed to capture the notion of hyperbolic space on a fixed 2-dimensional plane as well as translating the principles of regular division onto a number of 3-dimensional objects such as spheres, columns and cubes. A number of his prints combine both 2 and 3-dimensional images with startling effect.. His art continues to amaze and wonder millions of people all over the world. In his work we recognize his keen observation of the world around us and the expressions of his own fantasies. . M.C. Escher shows us that reality is wondrous, comprehensible and fascinating....
For those who are Esher fans .There is a permanent Escher Museum in the city of The Hague ( the Netherlands) Located In the old 'Paleis Voorhout ('small 'ex -royal palace ). Beside his original work, there are some rooms hallways, 3d projections/movies etc blend in, to mimic Esher's reality'.
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P. S For those who want to heighten the experience, a few coffeeshops are within a 2 minute walk ....;-)
There is always a coffeeshop whiten a 2 minute walk in Dutch cities...
Most Dutch recommendation ever hahaha yea love that museum! Great art, amazing theory. Intuitively. Lovely guy.
@@korsbuters4817 ja ik ben erg trots op het Haagse Escher Museum .Iedere keer als ik bezoek heb van iemand uit een ander land , sleur ik ze mee naar dit museum 😅
@@spiritualanarchist8162 ja super gaaf daar, zou graag weer langsgaan maar zit in het buitenland. Nu maar mijn eigen vlakverdeling kunst maken :)
Great choice of music. A beautiful, haunting Chopin Nocturne that was published posthumously. One of my favorites, so charming in it's simplicity and appeal. The Vivaldi is very fitting as well.
Artistic tribute to Maurits Cornelis Escher
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MC Escher totally SCREWS with my mind....in the most awesome way possible. You can look at his pictures and seriously go insane if you're not careful. He really makes you think when viewing his art. Amazing decades later!!!
If you have an opportunity to view Escher's works in person - jump at the chance!! Some of the pieces are much larger than what fits in a book!! LOVE his mathematical mind!!
Chopin - Nocturne No. 20 in C Sharp Minor, Op. Posth.
Vivaldi - "Summer" Violin Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 8 Allegro non molto
Thoroughly enjoyed this brief introduction and especially appreciate the Chopin nocturne in the back ground. Thanks for uploading. I can never cease to be fascinated by Escher's art. Would love to see his works in person someday.
Fell in love with this artist on my visits to the Metropolitan Museum of Art while attending P.S.6 in NYC.
The best scientists are always artists as well.
-Albert Einstein
Damn! I'm italian and i cannot understand very well what this man said!... But i'm trying!
:'(( This is one of the most interesting video i've ever seen on youtube!
Tnks for uploading!
It is a wonderful story that Penrose communicated with Escher about "Improbable" spaces from the first Escher prints. Escher gave Penrose some original prints of his earlier prints. Their different worlds were combined. Escher went on to make more examples of "Improbability". Escher's work may lead us to a dimension we have not found so far!
Could there be a correlation between MC Escher and e=mc2? Silly idea, . . . isn't it? But, isn't it sometimes the silliest or simplest idea that deserves the greatest deal of credit for possibly opening doors to broader perspectives?
F=f2+c
MC Escher was a unique genius on the planet Earth. Incomparable and discoverer. He was very unique as an artist and did not imitate any other artist. MC Escher I already found in countless books. Often as an enclosed inspiration of an article. MC Escher is immortal. He will still be remembered when we are all dead and forgotten.
love the music, so beautiful, totally calm my mind and it's so peaceful..
Highly admired this language of balance & mastery. With a punch of mystery! Believe he motivated me on my blacks & whites I did long ago. I see him as an amazing and enigmatic artist born way before his time!!! 🌷⭐️
Too bad his wife wasn't interested in his work.
I was thinking about art and math together. This video explains and demonstrates a lot of things that interest me. I have enjoyed tessellations, for instance.
As I’ve said before , I love this art by this most famous man as far as I’m concerned !
36 people are soulless!!!
M. C. Escher said he, "never got a passing mark in math". He was an artist pure and simple, the math of it didn't interest him, it's not what he was trying to express. Ever. Always remember - art came first. Neolithic art is the origin of all writing - including math. In the words of Marjane Satrapy (Persepolis) "The first writing of the Human Being was drawing, not writing". That's what Escher understood on a level a non-artist simply won't get. You have to know the first things to understand at all.
Escher must have stumbled upon DMT at some point in life
This is what people say who have no glue that humans have the perfect capability to evolve spiritually without resorting to comfortable crutches.
Do you really believe that Yogis who don't have to eat anymore, or Rishis which had supernatural powers need such kids drugs?
Our body produces all of this stuff itself so don't wait to be spiritually fed like an infant, but grow into a higher consciousness yourself !
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..its very amazing.. im doing aswell. i found out . ive got a secreyts that easyly i can creat design.. grafic ... symbols. logo. any art. like mathematc.. i checked. but noboyb mention. no body teaching.. im sure lots of people they using this secret code like me. but why no body telling in public.. i checked every where, even 1 person .. thats im trying get advice is it ok i share it with public ////
maravilloso
me ha conmocionado
Thank you Prof. Taylor!
I enjoyed all of it except the last few minutes
,,, jk comnts :: imho,, m.c.E was|iS in|on one wholly seperate ?!? ) cannot says really,, to stunned mieyesnmind r ... ( ...
i hear he's doing an album with DJ Gieger...
ma favorite...de toute beauté...
"Vanity of vanities, sayeth the Preacher, vanity of vanities; all is vanity.." Ec 1:2-11
This is heavy stuff,be careful, not joking
Great art work, attractive narrative voice, and beautiful music.
Maybe the blank part after around 8:16 should be cut out.
but then how hell get revenue from 2 ads?
please!! en castellano..
A True original...
Very Tough WW2 years..friends and a teacher getting Bagged..
He got marketed in the 1950s..and didn't understand the Hype..
My favorite Artist i love his thinking
whats the music
for?
Chopin works well with the video...
A lot of nothing at the end
Out of body experience from a mathematical genius from Holland 🇳🇱
timeless
Awesome!
really cool images!!!!! but why are the last a few minutes black?
I'm well versed in the Golden Angle and Fibonacci numbers, and have studied the work of MC Escher intensely. You claim this video to be " not exactly true ". Could you please elaborate on your " interpretation " of the inaccuracy ?
Very well done! Why leave the end without editing...
Well Done Bravo!!
The last 2 minute and 36 seconds of this video seem to deal with the clear light -- the place where all creativity and art come from -- the deep well from whence all thought arises -- the tabula rasa where individual ideas are born without built-in mental content and that therefore all knowledge comes from subjective experience or perception -- the unified field where all matter and energy are held in a state of constantly departing while always arriving (as per Laurie Anderson).
the last 2 and a half minute of this video is clear crap if you have autoplay on
@DolleLovez :( This man made a wealthy living from 'drawing' and trust me, he wasn't a 'dumb ass'. :(
Who is the copyright owner of the narration please?
Very anti-Bob Ross vibes
Illiminating. Thank you.
👍
Came here because of the colbert report
@PhillipThunderGrunge what song is it ?
deadddddddddddd
Then your name is appropriate.
Ставьте палец вверх, кто с физтеха))
Yes, these are all very cool!
An artist through and through. Mathematics was a minimal aspect.
Fascinante
MCDONAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!
your's as well troll
My favorite one. :D
nocturne 20 chopin
ahoj
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I actually have the first pic on my wall , didn't even know who made it just thought it was thought provoking.
I think it is wonderful. And that does not do it justice. Have you seen that movie 13 Ghosts? this or something very much like it, was in it near the end. Also in the movie Contact, two, you see two of these encasing the things for space travel. (I am sorry I am sick with flu...) and something not the same but similar was in one of the Lara Croft movies...though I really need to look that one up before referring to it, but it was a similar concept.
Tonya Manning my bad didn't see this , yeah I seen it it was interesting , the most thought provoking one for piece for me is the pic of a mans perspective of looking at a round reflective surface. Do you happen to know the name of it
going on a nerdy deep-end here, something referred to as the "Looking Glass" project? It has an Argon Port, and stabalizers...I am a nerd but yes I just misspelled that lol, anyway, as to the official mathematical name of what it is called now your turn to surprise me, but I am telling you, it was in movies and supposedly a version was actually built and had purpose and tested, though not the result as was in 13 Ghosts (lol), or Contact...it is what it said, "Looking Glass"
Tonya Manning preciate it , i just looked up mc esher looking glass , and found the same picture I have but instead its a skeleton , its not as thoght provoking to me but I wouldn't have found it if it wasn't for you thanks.
I hope you don't mind me adding you to my circles, you have a cool sense of wit in the DC comics group so I was like hey then saw this and was like jammin'!