The Esoteric Form #11

The circle is an amazing strange geometrical form, it is by far the simplest geometric shape that exists, you might disagree with that, but actually, there are hundreds of pages long of mathematical proof of why it is, it's called "The Poincaré conjecture" this is one of the most difficult problems that stayed unsolved 20th century to prove that a circle is the simplest shape until it was demonstrated in 2003. When you see a drawing circle, it's a circle in two dimensions, right? What would it look like if it was in three dimensions, it's a sphere; same shape but more dimensions, but it's still the simplest kind of shape that exists in three dimensions. No matter how many dimensions you add, according to the Poincaré conjecture, it will always be the simplest shape. Even though it seems straightforward, there are extremely profound difficult problems within it.

The astonishing thing about circles is what we can do with them, particularly by using the majestic number π and connecting straight and curved lines using topological or geometrical functions. "The esoteric form" project is an example of how a circle can take on countless shapes and unusual, vibrant forms while also being simple and complex at the same time.

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