Welcome to a lecture on the Relationship Between Art and Mathematics, Creative Freedom and Its (Self-Imposed) Boundaries. With Lars-Daniel Öhman, Associate Professor in Mathematics at Umeå University. The event is part of the programme for Elias Crespin / Chronomorphosis.
Free entrance, limited number of seats
Language: Swedish.
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Elias Crespin / Chronomorphosis
Mobile sculptures move slowly and gracefully in intricate, precise formations, seemingly floating freely in the air. Circles, squares, lines, and triangles in metal or acrylic, suspended by barely noticeable nylon threads, create geometric choreographies based on mathematical algorithms. Elias Crespin’s subtle and hypnotically evocative works invite contemplation on form, space, movement, and time.
Elias Crespin (b. 1965, Venezuela) is based in Paris. With a background in software programming, he started working as an artist in the early 2000s. Today, his works have been presented worldwide and he is one of the few now living artists represented at the Louvre
