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As one who studied Euclidean #geometry in college, I sometimes have trouble engaging too deeply sacred geometry, but that star figure on the top left actually has some really nice properties around basic fractions. At a party, I once had someone ask me if sacred geometry was a non-Euclidean geometry. Fair question. I wonder what the cat thinks.

This piece is #watercolor, ink, and mica watercolor on paper. The bronze knot shimmers on the light. #MathArt

Painting of an unusual circular link with three components, each in a different color. Two of the links are trefoil knots, and the third is has 6 cross-overs but is equivalent to the unknot. The background is deep burgundy with subtle linear patterns drawn in with black ink. A tiny black cartoon cat sits on the knot and stares at the viewer.
#watercolor #geometry #mathart
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