Titlebook: Imagine Math 8; Dreaming Venice Michele Emmer,Marco Abate Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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The Napoleonic Fresco in Palazzo Loredan, Thinking of the Bicentennialection at the Institut National de France on the 5th Nivose of the 6th year (December 25th, 1797). This suggests that by choosing this date, Napoleon was stating that he had established the Istituto Nazionale Italiano not as a Sovereign but as an Academic. Bonaparte participated assiduously in the w

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Cagli, Olson, Coxetered the interest of an Italian painter living in the USA Corrado Cagli and of a North American poet Charles Olson. They will create a kind of synthesis between Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometry, multi-dimensional space and topology. In Cagli’s mind, they became the elements of a renewed interest i

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The Multivalent Fourth Dimension and the Impact of Claude Bragdon’s , on Twentieth and Twenty-First ell as the vicissitude’s in awareness and understanding of the spatial fourth dimension during the past 100-plus years. The primary artists discussed in the essay are Johannes Itten, Wassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, Hilma af Klint, Peter Forakis, Robert Smithson, and Tauba Auerbach.

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On the Classification and Recording of Colours According to the Methods of the Painter Adolfo Ferrarentury, in which he illustrated theories and inventions that, apart from being objectively somewhat bizarre, have been found to be in step with contemporary and subsequent artistic research in Europe. In particular, this article considers his classification of colours, which he obtained using an ori

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Andrea Palladio and Zaha Hadidathematical rules. And it is the mathematical rules, the classical proportions that Palladio uses reinventing them, which continue to fascinate architects all over the world. Even one of the most important architects of recent years, who has made fluid architecture and new digital technologies her v