A series of polyhedral sculpture I made stapling Dixie cone cups together. They are meant to mimic Platonic and Archimedean solids, but the resemblance is ambiguous, so each piece can be mapped onto the structure of several different polyhedra. The symmetry group is the thing preserved in each case.
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We must have met in another life…
http://www.proradian.net/2013/02/14/folding-circles/
http://www.proradian.net/?p=1295
Your friend, Jen :)
I’ve seen that folding circles model fr Bradford Hansen-Smith. Know him?
Yes, in a way. We exchange ideas quite often on LinkedIn. Math Munch profiled him at one point, right? (Ashli mentioned that, as I recall.) I never looked into that, but I will now.