This series of paintings by Imelda Almqvist explores the hidden beauty of mathematical ideas. Drawing on concepts from number theory, geometry, and logic, the works translate abstract principles into visual form — revealing the sacred patterns that underlie both nature and human thought.
Featured Works
Where Newton Meets Blake — A painting that brings together the rational universe of Isaac Newton and the visionary imagination of William Blake, exploring the tension and harmony between science and mysticism.
The Expansion of e — Inspired by Euler's number, this work visualises exponential growth and the natural constant that appears throughout mathematics, physics, and biology.
Pascal's Pyramids — A geometric meditation on Pascal's triangle, rendered as layered pyramids that evoke both ancient architecture and modern combinatorics.
Themes
The Mathematics series engages with ideas including:
- Imaginary numbers and the square root of negative one
- Infinity — both potential and actual
- Fibonacci numbers and the golden ratio in nature
- Zeno's paradox and the philosophy of motion
- Sacred geometry and the patterns of creation
Each painting is an invitation to see mathematics not as cold calculation but as a living language — one that speaks of order, mystery, and the deep structure of reality.
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