Point(); Line(); Plane(); #12
by Randm
Project
The title of this piece is a reference to Wassily Kandisky's book "Point and Line to Plane" (1926).
Eight points are placed at random positions, assigned a color and direction, and moved, to become lines. These lines are then translated to form planes.
This idea was already formulated by Aristotle: "a line by its motion produces a surface, and a point by its motion a line".
This simple algorithm creates an interesting variety of compositions, all unique and recognizable.
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Price history
| Date | Event | Price | Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-07-08 | Mint | 0 tez | fxhash issuer v2 |
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