Gee! We humans sure are getting smart! Or, at the very least, our software is. With powerful minds and powerful programs, a new category of art, dubbed Math Art, has sprung up all over the Internet. New software has allowed artists to generate interesting and mesmerizing patterns using complex algorithms and geometries. To partner with this software and to bring those interesting shapes into the third dimension is our favourite technology, 3D printing. At the 3D Printer World Expo this past weekend, we got to lay our eyes on the work of Paul Nylander, who uses a variety of math procedures to generate beautiful 3D printed artwork.…
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