f(x)=3 sin( π /6x)
f(x)=6 sin( π /12x)
Have you ever wondered what a paper boat sounds like?
For as long as I remember, my superpower is math. I love the accurate calculations, problem-solving, the challenge it brings, and that there's only one correct answer, but your creativity is the way you find it. In this course - Design in complex processes, under the guidance of Professor Terry Schreuer, we had to choose a cliché or a traditional artistic work and offer a reference, translation, interpretation, or tribute to the craft. The project had to refer to two points: a past that embodies tradition, history, low technology, old world, and nostalgia, and a present that relates mainly to high technology, mass production, futurism, and changes in consumption habits. I chose a simple origami boat. I've got to combine my love for math and design together and research that simple boat with: • Basic and Advanced Algebra • Geometry • Sine waves • Sounds The case study starts with my conclusions from the research on each topic and then dives into the deep research under the 'research' category. Let me show you that even the most straightforward and minor things in the world can be complex and wonderful with the proper perspective and point of view.
