Infinite Pattern Colouring (Introduction to Aperiodic Tiling) (Drop-In)
Event Information
Description
Drop in colouring in workshop... Intro to aperiodic tiling systems.
Spot and colour patterns inside and tiling system that goes on forever. Unlock the mysteries within this these simple looking tiling patterns and find your own ways to explore; along the way learning what they are, how they are created and their applications.
This is a drop in event but we have made half the paces bookable to ensure those really keen get to have a go. If all the tickets on here are gone, there will be some spaces left during the drop in sessions.
Duration 15-60 Mins for children, 15mins to three hours for Adults
Aimed at All ages
Please bring your favourite colouring pencil
Mining the vast pool of ideas within mathematics, physics and molecular biology Dominic Hopkinson generates sculptures in stone, plaster and bronze, attempting to distil these complex concepts into pure visual form. The sculptures question how our world appears so familiar at different scales and invites the audience to impose their own reading of scale upon the work. His work explores the nature of form and philosophy, playing with ideas of scale, tone and shadow, to talk of a universal mathematical structure that influence and guide our world experience at many levels.
Organiser The Superposition
Organiser of Infinite Pattern Colouring (Introduction to Aperiodic Tiling) (Drop-In)
The Superposition is a self-organising network of artists, scientists, and makers in Leeds and one of the most productive and connected groups in the North of England.
ASMbly (A(rt)S(cience)M(aker)bly) Lab is our annual pop-up studio/laboratory/workshop in Leeds city centre, facilitating cross-disciplinary collaboration between artists, scientists and makers. See our website for opening times and events.
ASMbly Lab 2017 is supported by Leeds BID, Arts Council Englands Grants for the Arts, Playful Leeds, Fill of Noises and The St John's Centre
