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Recent Work by George W. Hart

This page shows some of my own favorite pieces.  More recent ones are at the top; old ones are further down. Click on any image for a larger image and mathematical description.  As with all sculpture, 2D images can't really convey the presence they have in person, and it can be remarkable how differently they appear from different angles, so you'll have to extrapolate from the images here.  Most everything shown below will fit through a doorway, but I am seeking sites and commissions for larger works.  If you are interested, let me know...
 

	Gyrangle painted steel 42 inches
	Wormhole stainless steel 27 inches
	Skinks acrylic 9 inches
	Ball and Chain nylon, SLS 6 inches
	Amazing Acrobats plastic 3 feet
	Creatures nylon, SLS 3.5 inches
	Dragonflies wood 7.5 inches
	Egg Heads walnut 12 inches
	Comet! aluminum 100 feet
	Snarl nylon, SLS, dyed 2 inches
	Snarl wood 12 inches
	Bathysphere aluminum 12 inches
	John Deere paper 11 inches
	Compass Points aluminum 52 inches
	Sand Dollars nylon, SLS 6 inches
	Echinodermania I nylon, SLS, dyed 3 inches
	Echinodermania II nylon, SLS, dyed 4 inches
	Echinodermania III nylon, SLS,dyed 4 inches
	Eights paper 6 inches
	Mutual Support steel, powder coated 7 inches
	Mermaid's Delight nylon, SLS, dyed 4 inches
	Paradise stainless steel 9 inches
	Monsters paper 6 inches
	Snakes stainless steel 7 inches
	Bramble nylon, SLS, dyed 4 inches
	Asterisks stainless steel 8 inches
	Tumbleweed steel 7 inches
	Cagework 1 acrylic 7 inches
	Spaghetti Code aluminum 2 meters
	Spaghetti Code wood 1 meter
	Aardvarks wood 12 inches
	Star Corona acrylic 8 inches
	Gem wood 12 inches
	Salamanders acrylic 7 inches
	Nessie wood 7 inches
	Salamanders wood 30 inches
	The Triangles Which Aren't There acrylic plastic 12 inches
	Compass Points wood 14 inches
	Compass Points (larger version) wood 46 inches
	Knot Structured wood 7 inches
	Frabjous wood 11 inches
	This End Up acrylic plastic 9 inch
	Deep Sea Tango acrylic plastic 13 cm
	Quintessence of Hedgehog acrylic plastic 13 cm
	Bouquet acrylic plastic 9 inch
	Tangled Reindeer nylon, SLS 3 inch
	Twisted Rivers, Knotted Sea steel 4 foot diameter
	Deep Structure 3D printing 4"
	Just Two Cavities 180 toothbrushes 20"
	Five-Legged-Bee Hive 3D printing 3"
	Millennium Bookball wood and bronze,  5 foot diameter Commission for Northport Public Library  Northport, NY. Community Assembly Event
	Gonads of the Rich and Famous 3D printing two balls, 3" each
	Rainbow Bits 642 CDROMs  77 inch diameter  U.C. Berkeley, Dept. Computer Science Rainbow Bits Construction
	Loopy painted aluminum  8 foot
	Septvaginta Duarus Planus Vacuus cherry 16"
	The Susurrus of the Sea transparent blue acrylic plastic  16"
	Leonardo Project cherry reconstructions of Leonardo da Vinci's models
	Propello-octahedron 150 CDs  26"  Princeton University Dept. Mathematics
	Roads Untaken exotic hardwoods (yellowheart, paela, and padauk) with walnut "grout,"  17 inch diameter
	Labia 360 CDs  33 inch diameter
	Whoville aluminum  35 inches
	Chronosynclastic Infundibulum 150 CDs  34 inches  Long Island Museum of Science and Technology
	Fat and Skinny walnut, maple, and brass  23 inches
	Stretto 204 CDs  26 inches
	Rorschachohedron wood covered in synthetic fur, base of  epoxy composite over steel, painted with pink enamel.  16 inches
	The Plastic Tableware of Damocles 180 plastic knives  26 inches
	Music of the Sphere steel  10 inches diameter, 36 tall
	Chiral Quartet installation at 2000 A.D. at the Vanderbilt museum, Centerport, NY, November 1997 - January 1998
	Gazmogenesis copper  12 inches
	72 pencils 72 pencils  8 inches
	The Color-Matched Dissection of the Rhombic Enneacontahedron acrylic plastic shell, acid-free card stock  20 inches
	Disk Combobulation 3.5 inch floppy diskettes  12 inches  at Goudreau Museum, New Hyde Park, NY
	Yin and Yang walnut and basswood  7" diameter
	No Picnic  spoons, knives, forks  variable dimensions, up to 16 feet in length  destroyed at Hofstra University, student center
	Battered Moonlight paper mache over steel  21 inches
	I'd like to make one thing perfectly clear acrylic plastic  18"
	Fire and Ice oak and brass  18"
	Thirty Pieces of Copper copper 7 inches

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Some of the above one-of-a-kind pieces are available for purchase, plus some limited edition acrylic sculptures. Contact me for more information or if you are interested in commissioning something special.

You can also buy a set of four postcards of my sculpture.

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Public and Corporate Artworks

• University of London (2006)
  
• Massachusettes Institute of Technology (2003)
  
• Stony Brook University
  
• Northport Public Library (1999)
• Long Island Museum of Science and Technology (1999)
• U.C. Berkeley, Dept. Computer Science, Soda Hall (1999)
• Princeton University, Mathematics Dept. common room (1998)
• Goudreau Museum of Mathematics in Art and Science, New Hyde Park, NY  (1998)

 

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More

Check out press clippings about me from the NY Times and other publications. My art resume lists places where my sculpture have been exhibited.

For background on the historical relationships between polyhedra and art, see the Polyhedra and Art section of my online Encyclopedia of Polyhedra. I also make paper polyhedron models which are more at the mathematics end of the scale than the art end. Somewhere in between, I put my "geometric constructions," which blend math and art more evenly. Finally, you might also like to look at some of my 2D computer-generated images, which are concepts for sculptures too difficult to realize physically, or some of my early plotter drawings.

If you like this stuff, here are some links to some other geometric sculptors you may like: Brent Collins, Helaman Ferguson, Robinson Fredenthal, Bathsheba Grossman, Jean-Pierre Hébert, Chris Palmer, Charles O. Perry, John Robinson, Carlo Sequin, Arthur Silverman, Ken Snelson, Simon Thomas, Keizo Ushio, Koos Verhoeff.  For more, see the Bridges Conferences and the International Society for Art, Math, and Architecture.