Professor Vesna's video lecture was very interesting to me because prior to taking an art class in highs school, I did not associate Math with Art. Professor Vesna stated math is the study of relationships between numbers and I never thought it could relate to art. Once I took the art class I realized just how much art and math are related and the necessity of math to create a simple piece of artwork. We use math for art all around the world today and can even trace is back thousands of years ago. I now realize how important it is to have correct measurements and spacing and direction of lines to make things realistic. http://img1-azcdn.newser.com/image/1062438-12-20160325131304.jpeg In the video Lecture Professor Vesna explains Leonardo Da Vinci's impact on art and his use of linear perspective to create realistic paintings. In "The Last Supper", Da Vinci uses linear perspective by making the vanishi...
When connecting nanotechnology and art, you have to think about the tiny parts of what makes up different structures. Modern technologies of nanotechnology has made it possible for scientists to see what was at one point, invisible. According to Dr. Gimzewski, nanotechnology has helped us to really see the smallest structures of matter and change them. Dr. Gimzewski explained that nanoparticles construct themselves in hierarchies. the blue morpho butterfly was extremely helpful when I was staying to understand it. Gimzewski later states that nanostructures like the butterflies play a big role in he complexity, design and organization of their wings. This is similar to the way nanoparticles self construct in many diff ways. technology today allows us to be control this self- organization and also allows for us to "make more complex functional structure and replicate others" (Gimzewski). Examples are pharmaceuticals. When art comes in, the article on John Curt...
Niiler, Eric. "Mind-Controlled Prostheses Let Hands Feel Again : DNews." DNews. N.p., 8 Oct. 2014. Web. 29 Apr. 2017. Medical technology mixed with art is another version of the blending of science and art. Discussed in the lecture video, human dissection was a very frequent phenomenon going back to the era of the ancient egyptian's that fused anatomy with artistry. Direction allowed for knowledge and understanding bone structure and anatomical makeups that dissectionists had to be aware of when making their artistic incisions. Medical technology has progressed and is used everyday across the world in ways like: x-Rays, MRI's, and CT scans. The increase of use and progress in medical technology was a direct result of the increases progress and understanding if the human body, which is a form of art. Niiler, Eric. "Mind-Controlled Prostheses Let Hands Feel Again : DNews." DNews. N.p., 8 Oct. 2014. Casini, Silvia. "Magnetic Resonance Imag...
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