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本帖最后由 paperart 于 2011-4-22 18:35 编辑
Robert Lang是新式摺紙的先驅,他運用數學及工程學上的原理,設計出令人驚艷的摺紙作品,不僅有藝術之美,還有實用性。
看完这段视频后,我想各位对于折纸会有更多更新的思考O(∩_∩)O~
Robert Lang全新型態的摺紙 http://www.ted.com/talks/robert_lang_folds_way_new_origami.html
Origami, as Robert Lang describes it, is simple: "You take a creature, you combine it with a square, and you get an origami figure." But Lang's own description belies the technicality of his art; indeed, his creations inspire awe by sheer force of their intricacy. His repertoire includes a snake with one thousand scales, a two-foot-tall allosaurus skeleton, and a perfect replica of a Black Forest cuckoo clock. Each work is the result of software (which Lang himself pioneered) that manipulates thousands of mathematical calculations in the production of a "folding map" of a single creature.
The marriage of mathematics and origami harkens back to Lang's own childhood. As a first-grader, Lang proved far too clever for elementary mathematics and quickly became bored, prompting his teacher to give him a book on origami. His acuity for mathematics would lead him to become a physicist at the California Institute of Technology, and the owner of nearly fifty patents on lasers and optoelectronics. Now a professional origami master, Lang practices his craft as both artist and engineer, one day folding the smallest of insects and the next the largest of space-bound telescope lenses.
"Lang creates creatures of such complexity that it seems impossible that each is composed of a single sheet of paper, no cuts, no glue." --- Apple.com
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