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Man Ray and the shakespearian equations
- Language talk: English
Man Ray proved that science and art are connected in unexpected ways. The French surrealistic photographer was inspired by mathematical models, which led him to create one of the most iconic series of paintings of the 1930s: The Shakespearian Equations. Using Man Ray’s magnum opus, we can see how the beauty of mathematics transcends simple number games.
CANCELED – TALK
Please note: this talk is canceled.
Are math and art opposites? We challenge you to think differently. After this film about the famous modernist Man Ray’s obsession with mathematical figures, two mathematicians Koondanibha Mitra (Radboud University) and Elefterios Soultanis (Radboud University) will talk about 3D visualisations of mathematics.
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Bugbottle
Is there a fourth dimension of space? An ant that is trapped in completely closed glass constructions always manages to escape. How does this animal accomplish this impossible feat? These kinds of brain teasers are answered in this unique animation film.
- Director
- Beau Janzen
- Country
- United States
- Length
- 15 min
- Theme
- Sciences, Mathematics
- Type Film
- Animation
- Premiere
- Dutch premiere
- Year
- 2020
- Language
- English
- Subtitle
- -
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Man Ray and the shakespearian equations
Man Ray proved that science and art are connected in unexpected ways. The French surrealistic photographer was inspired by mathematical models, which led him to create one of the most iconic series of paintings of the 1930s: The Shakespearian Equations. Using Man Ray’s magnum opus, we can see how the beauty of mathematics transcends simple number games.
- Director
- Quentin Lazzarotto
- Country
- France
- Length
- 68 min
- Theme
- Sciences, Alpha Sciences, Art, Mathematics
- Type Film
- Documentary
- Premiere
- Dutch premiere
- Year
- 2019
- Language
- French, English
- Subtitle
- -