Este artigo foi originalmente publicado pela Common Edge como “Sarah Williams Goldhagen on How the Brain Works and What It Means for Architecture.”
estos dibujos de arena engañarán tu mente
Decide very thoughtfully. Inspirational story
A papyrus reveals how the Great Pyramid was built
A newly discovered papyrus contains an eye-witness account of the gathering of materials for the Great Pyramid.
Matemática e Geometria: Um presente em todos os cantos onde existe beleza e vida
Meet the artist who uses math to make never-ending blooming sculptures.
UNESCO and Idries Shah Foundation launch “World Tales” Short Story Competition
Climate change, human rights violations, conflicts, racism and discrimination are among many threats to our present and future. In the face of adversity, creative young minds need to be encouraged to find innovative solutions.
With the aim to foster imagination, resourcefulness and ingenuity, UNESCO and the Idries Shah Foundation (ISF) launch the World Tales Short Story Competition. Young teenagers from all over the globe are invited to write about challenges of today and tomorrow in the format of a short story, and share their perspectives.
The theme of this 2020 First Edition is “Once upon a time in my future”.
Arabic calligraphy art in the world
The Stunning Beauty of Islamic Geometric Patterns
Creative people always want to find something interesting that would challenge them and interests them in life. If they happen to find their interest in art, it translates not only into art, but it also serves a higher purpose in connecting the viewer to consciousness. When there is a need to describe the idea or the logic behind an art form, we almost always need help from geometry.
Humans are capable of looking at the world in different ways. People with different training have different perspectives, and they look at the world in many different ways. The painter looks at the world in a certain way, the poet looks at in a different way, the novelist looks at it in another way. For instance, Picasso looked at the world and saw things in ways we could not. He looked at the world and then abstracted it, very much like a mathematician.
Arabic calligraphy art in the world
