Annual international conference on connections in mathematics, art, music, architecture, and culture. Est 1998.
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ALT Brian standing next to his title slide.
ALT An extension of the Hermann Grid Illusion to the Poincaré disk model of the hyperbolic plane.
ALT An extension of the Scintillating Grid Illusion to the Poincaré disk model of the hyperbolic plane.
ALT An extension of the Rotating Snakes Illusion to the Poincaré disk model of the hyperbolic plane.
ALT A flower-like shape with petals in different tints of red, labelled "Inhibiscus."
ALT A comparison of two "Inhibiscus" shapes, one "golden", one "non-golden."
ALT A slide linking to https://simetri-graphics.github.io/simetri/ with 16 examples below.
ALT A slide labeled "Larger Radii" with two star-shaped examples.
ALT A slide titled "35 is a Very Special Number" with 35 heart shapes arranged in a circular pattern.
ALT Marta Kopyt in front of the title slide of her talk.
ALT Gary Lester next to his title slide.
ALT Dave Reimann next to a slide showing a LEGO sculpture called "Orderly Tangle" from 2024.
ALT Chris is next to a slide titled "Symmetry: Rotational and Reflective," showing two Kolam illustrations.
ALT Amy Alznauer on stage next to a slide with a diagram illustrating the narrative structure of a tale.
ALT Amy Alznauer on stage next to a slide with a photo of the children's book's illustrator and some of the illustrations.
ALT A page from the book on Marjorie Rice featuring Venn diagrams.
ALT A page from the book on Marjorie Rice featuring a cat and some geometric drawings.
ALT A caltrop derived from a regular tetrahedron is sitting in front, with Robin looking at a slide labeled "Roman caltrop" in the back.
ALT A set of three 9-spiked caltrops is sitting in front with Robin in the back.
ALT Sabetta is standing next to a slide that shows several examples of magic braids.
ALT Sabetta is pointing towards a slide titled "Pure braid group PB_n" with several images of braids illustrating mathematical notation.
ALT The beautiful Quadrangle Building of the Galway University campus.
ALT The participants of the conference are filling the room listening to the instructions given.
ALT A view along an aisle that has formed between two groups who are practicing Irish dancing.
ALT A group of people dancing to an Irish Waltz.
ALT Uli, Henriette, and I are standing in front of a slide that I am pointing at. The slide shows the Borromean rings and three Borromean braids.
ALT Henriette explains how to fix integrated defects by pulling a strand around the defect.
ALT All three of us are standing in front of a slide with eight hand-crafted examples resulting from our technique.
ALT Shengyi Wang in front of the title slide of their talk, titled "From Patterns to Maze Solutions", with a maze on the right side, the path through the maze highlighted in red, which forms an S-shape.
ALT A slide titled "Pipeline Overview" indicating three stages: 1. Grid positions, 2. Solution path, and 3. Maze construction.
ALT Shengyi in front of a slide that shows a 3D view of the maze they generated.
ALT A maze with the optimal path through the maze highlighted in red. The path spells "Art".
ALT Nick Sayers in Front of his title slide with his name and the talk's title.
ALT Nick Sayers in front of a slide that shows a spirograph built from bicycle parts that "paints" by letting paint trip on a black canvas.
ALT A space-filling Hilbert curve built from sand castles.
ALT Four long-term exposure photographs next to each other that assemble a 360° view. Three show the sun's paths over the days that the photos were exposed.
ALT A table with several decorated spheres on the left and two large Moiré displays. In the background, there are many people looking at various #MathArt works.
ALT A large metal frame with several metal wires arranged in it. Next to it are some #MathArt pieces on the table. In the background, there are many people looking at various #MathArt works.
ALT Katherine Seaton in front of a slide titled "Mathematical hitomezashi (one-stitch sashiko)" with two example pictures of Hitomezashi.
ALT Katherine is pointing at a slide titled "More about binary strings" with a Hitomezashi representation of such a binary string.
ALT Katherine is pointing at a slide titled "Roto-reflection example" with a corresponding example image of such a Hitomezashi.
ALT Katherine stands next to a slide titled "Glide reflection (in fabric plane) example" with a corresponding example image of such a Hitomezashi.
ALT Dave Swart pointing at a slide with a sphere on the left and a rectangle on the right, both covered by lines.
ALT Dave Swart in front of a projector, showing a slide with three rectangles showing various paper strips and one sphere made from a woven paper strip.
ALT Dave Swart pointing towards a slide that collects the achievements of his method. On top of the slide is a sphere, woven from a dragon shape that eats its own tail, next to the paper strip that is used to weave the sphere.
ALT Dave Swart in front of a slide titled "Questions" with the same dragon sphere and its corresponding strip.
ALT Ayliean on a stage in front of a screen showing a still from one of her videos, drawing lines on paper.
ALT Ayliean on a stage in front of a screen showing a slide with four associations on "What do you recognise as Maths?" Numbers, Algebra, "Real world", and "the struggle is real".
ALT Ayliean on a stage in front of a screen showing a fractal curve and some computations to determine the extent of the curve.
ALT Ayliean on a stage in front of a screen with a slide saying "CAN HUMANS SAY THE LARGEST PRIME NUMBER BEFORE WE FIND THE NEXT ONE?"
ALT George Hart at a podium next to a screen that shows him next to a MathArt sculpture.
ALT George Hart next to a screen that shows a slide titled "3D Objects / Sculpture" with a detailed prompt to AI to create a new MathArt sculpture.
ALT A slide titled "3D Objects / Sculpture" showing an AI-generated sculpture.
ALT A screen showing a vibe-coded app for a "Stretched Goldberg Net".
ALT Former president George Hart in front of a screen showing the Bridges Galway 2026 logo.
ALT Newly elected president Craig Kaplan in front of a screen showing the Bridges Galway 2026 logo.
ALT Local organizer Rachel Quinlan at a podium.
ALT Head of the Galway math school, Cathal Seoighe, at a podium.
ALT A couple of transparent cubes hanging from a pine tree in front of a university building.
ALT A collection of mostly origami-based mathematical art arranged on a table.
ALT A shot of a large hall with several tables and stands on the wall. Mathematical art is placed all around and people are looking at it.
ALT A large #MathArt work, composed of different crocheted pieces hanging in front, with some tables with MathArt in the back.