Maths in tessellations, mosaics by Mihaela Git

Ana Rusu - tessellations

2024-01-10 11:21:42 UTC

Tanase Sofia

2024-01-10 11:40:52 UTC

Tanase Sofia

2024-01-10 11:41:36 UTC

Iancu

2024-01-12 12:51:16 UTC

Antonia <3

2024-01-12 14:05:09 UTC

Antonia <3

2024-01-12 14:05:42 UTC

Antonia <3

2024-01-12 14:06:03 UTC

Iancu

2024-01-15 17:23:06 UTC

Mara

2024-01-19 18:16:29 UTC

Painting from Anusczwiecz

Ana

2024-01-19 18:50:47 UTC

Miruna Iscu- tessellations

2024-01-20 13:21:19 UTC

Maths in traditional Turkish carpet

2024-01-21 17:50:37 UTC

From Furkan- Şehitler Secondary School

Carlos -tessellation with rotation and Translations

mihgit — 2024-01-23 18:06:30 UTC

Daniela

2024-01-28 23:03:13 UTC

Nicoli

2024-01-28 23:03:46 UTC

Arina

2024-01-28 23:06:39 UTC

Denis

2024-01-28 23:07:17 UTC

Mădălina

2024-01-28 23:08:17 UTC

Traditional art of Portugal

2024-01-30 09:41:42 UTC

Leonor Silva

Nº17

8ºB

Traditional art of Portugal

2024-01-30 09:42:27 UTC

Leonor Silva

Nº17

8ºB

Tradicional portuguese pavement

2024-01-30 10:07:07 UTC

Ana Margarida Freitas

Nº5

8ºB

Traditional art of Portugal

2024-01-30 10:12:43 UTC

Leonor Silva

Nº17

8ºB

Tradicional portuguese tiles

2024-01-30 10:12:44 UTC

João Vaz

nº13

8ºB

Tradicional Portuguese Pavement

2024-01-30 10:13:59 UTC

Íris Couto

Nº11

8ºB

Tessellations by Gabrijel

2024-01-30 20:22:41 UTC

2024-02-01 18:29:41 UTC

Mihaela, 5th grade

2024-02-01 18:30:27 UTC

Origami for all!

2024-02-01 18:32:40 UTC

2024-02-01 18:33:33 UTC

5th grade

2024-02-01 18:38:37 UTC

Glass Garden , Cosmin 6th grade

2024-02-01 18:42:19 UTC

Isabela 6th grade

Tessellations by Luka G.

2024-02-02 20:25:14 UTC

https://www.geogebra.org/classic/c9gtjmf5

Tangram 5th grade

2024-02-03 08:38:59 UTC

2024-02-03 08:40:01 UTC

2024-02-03 08:41:10 UTC

Tangram / Alex &Luca 5th grade

Math in the mosaics of the Ancient Macedonian city Stobi

2024-02-03 16:28:55 UTC

Ana - Tessellation 3D

2024-02-03 20:27:27 UTC

~3D tesselation

2024-02-03 20:31:41 UTC

Tessellation ~3D

2024-02-03 20:35:58 UTC

Victoria

2024-02-06 21:44:03 UTC

Andreea

2024-02-06 21:45:35 UTC

Teodor

2024-02-06 21:47:21 UTC

Carolina

2024-02-06 21:49:03 UTC

Rostislav

2024-02-06 21:52:19 UTC

Ariadna

2024-02-06 21:53:25 UTC

Daniela

2024-02-06 21:57:40 UTC

a20698 — 2024-02-25 14:54:38 UTC

Raquel

8ºE

Nº17

Ana Francisca 8°B

2024-02-27 10:07:03 UTC

Inês Faria 8B

2024-02-27 10:08:40 UTC

Ufuk Baruthane Ortaokulu

2024-02-27 19:05:16 UTC

Mihaela Manchova

2024-02-29 09:20:25 UTC

Rubén

2024-03-16 21:20:14 UTC

Mosaic with Geogebra

Lucas

2024-03-16 21:21:31 UTC

Spiral tessellation study

Adriana Fernández

2024-03-19 09:00:51 UTC

Geometric study of a mosaic

Verónica

2024-03-19 23:14:21 UTC

Ana - Traditional Romanian model

2024-03-21 19:38:04 UTC

Sofia Traditional Romanian model

2024-03-21 19:41:22 UTC

Traditional Romanian model

2024-03-21 19:47:14 UTC

Traditional Romanian pattern for the blouse "ie" - Maria

2024-03-21 21:49:22 UTC

Irene Salguero

2024-03-22 11:54:29 UTC

Geometric study of a mosaic

Penrose tessellation

rauljuan1 — 2024-03-28 16:26:09 UTC

A Penrose tessellation or Penrose tile floor is a non-periodic tessellation generated by a set of prototype tiles named after Roger Penrose, who investigated these sets in the 1970s. Because all tessellations obtained with Penrose tiles are non-periodic, Penrose tessellations have been considered aperiodic tessellations.

The Penrose tessellation is non-periodic (aperiodic), because it has no symmetry in a translational way. This means that a displaced copy will not match the original exactly.

Basically it is made up of two types of tiles that have the shape of a kite and an arrow.

Ángel

IES Beniaján (Murcia - SPAIN)

Escher's tessellations - Swans

rauljuan1 — 2024-03-28 16:41:35 UTC

The swans fly in a closed circle in the shape of a tilted 8. To transform into their inverted image, each swan must be lifted off the surface as if it were a flat biscuit covered on one side with sugar and on the other with chocolate. In the centre, where the black and white swans intersect, their contours fit together in such a way that there is no free space. The result is a square surface with a pattern without gaps.

Carmen V.

IES Beniaján (Murcia - SPAIN)

Roman road - First tessellations

rauljuan1 — 2024-03-28 16:56:31 UTC

The purpose of Roman roads was, among other things, to facilitate the passage of people, caravans, animals, etc. Therefore, one of the most important characteristics that they had to fulfil was that they should not allow any gaps in order to avoid falls and injuries to both people and animals, generally loaded; in other words, they had to cover the road completely; it is in this sense that we can say that a Roman road is one of the first examples in the history of tessellation, since, as we shall see now, a tessellation, roughly speaking, is nothing more than a covering of the plane that leaves no gaps.

Elena S. F.

IES Beniaján (Murcia - SPAIN)

Hakone wooden mosaic box

2024-03-28 17:11:59 UTC

Hakone wood mosaics, called Hakone Yosegi Zaiku in Japanese, are a perfect example of Japanese marquetry. This is a technique through which craftsmen or takumi make beautiful decorative patterns with wood.

Hakone marquetry was declared a "traditional craft" by the Ministry of Industry and Foreign Trade in 1984.

Hakone's wooden mosaics are distinguished by their traditional motifs made from local wood. The good thing is that this craft is used to decorate all kinds of objects and furniture, so if you travel in the area you can see it on many occasions.

In Hakone there are more than 50 different varieties of trees, offering all kinds of colours. Thanks to this great variety of trees, craftsmen can work with many different types of wood.

Sara A.

IES Beniaján (Murcia - SPAIN)

Mosaic of Christ and Mary on the heavenly throne.

2024-03-28 17:23:04 UTC

Mosaic of Christ and Mary on the heavenly throne. Apse of the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome.

Naia P.

IES Beniaján (Murcia - SPAIN)

Mosaic Andrei

2024-05-17 23:02:25 UTC

Mosaic Sofia

2024-05-17 23:29:23 UTC

Çağan

2024-05-28 06:50:50 UTC

Blagoj Gligorov-a mosaic in the ancient city of Pella

2024-05-30 15:41:39 UTC

Math in mosaic-in Bitola, North Macedonia

2024-05-31 14:41:42 UTC

Magdalena Ivanova

2024-06-11 17:50:34 UTC

Ecaterina

mihgit — 2024-06-16 21:31:11 UTC

Andrei

mihgit — 2024-06-16 21:32:04 UTC

Ana

mihgit — 2024-06-16 21:32:47 UTC

Agnes & Eca

mihgit — 2024-06-16 21:33:44 UTC

Antonia

mihgit — 2024-06-16 21:34:26 UTC

Mosaic Ana

mihgit — 2024-06-16 21:35:23 UTC