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Koji Takei
Simple V, 2008
Mixed media.

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Finished two more buildings
A visual study of the Icosahedron inside an Octahedron - and the remaining tetrahedral modules
The tetrahedral modules:
Buckminster Fuller came up with these modules and called them "S modules" or "S quanta modules".
Here is a helpful summary:
[Source (PDF) | A Fuller Explanation: The Synergetic Geometry of R. Buckminster Fuller, 1987]

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Hadamard knew in 1898 that negative curvature and simply connectedness for surfaces embedded in 3-space force uniqueness of geodesics joining two points—implying that any segment of geodesic is also a shortest path.
But there is a long way toward the modern statement: “on any complete abstract Riemannian manifold of ≥0 curvature of any dimension, curvature is the quotient of its universal covering by a discrete group of isometries.”
Marcel Berger, Riemannian Geometry during the Second Half of the Twentieth Century
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Hadamard, 1898 being Les surfaces à courbure opposées et leurs lignes géodésiques
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I’ve fallen out with my iPad. Just not feeling it. I’ve been enjoying pencils & painting.
But I wanted to do some isometric drawing so decided to go analogue. :)