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September 17, 2010
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A companion to intersecting orthogonal planes, the same elements and also orthogonally arranged, but alligned with three faces of a cube.

Stereo pair.

Space Software


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~IvanRostoff May 11, 2013
XYZ!
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~randomkeystone Mar 20, 2013
3 planes, 3 secondary colors. Great depth.
R.K.
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*Wizzardome9 Sep 18, 2010
I'd be interested to see this piece infused with perspective duality, where the intersections would then be impossible overlaps. Very intriguing piece. Well done.
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~markdow Sep 18, 2010
Me too. It is quite easy to flip the perception to convex cube in the center of this. It will be interesting to switch the depth cues (specular reflection from the edges, and luminance with depth) to see what this looks like as an ambiguous pattern. It's not quite easy to do with the software, or I would have tried it out.
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~Hop41 Sep 17, 2010
The two orthogonal plane pieces are a very nice study of the cube/octahedron symmetry.
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~markdow Sep 18, 2010
Yes, like your 'Bees'. Funny that we live in a 3-D world surrounded by cubic forms but it is still interesting and not quite intuitive how they are related.
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