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| 29 January, 2007 |
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By Matt Young, Nijushi Sekki is a melding of organic and geometric model with creative technologies. This is a 3D visualisation of a haiku, in which each Japanese character is mapped to a value from the Fibonacci series.
(This entry is a part of our series on the veloCITY graduate design exhibition). |
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