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Ornaments and Ornamental Art.
In many cases, the mathematical symmetry-approach differs from the construction rules used in ornamental art.
The same prototile is well known in the Renaissance andlater European ornamental art as a basic element for the Persian scheme.
To find the answer to this question, we will return to the origins:to the Paleolithic and Neolithic ornamental art.
This could be shown by examples from ornamental art, where some elements originating from Paleolithic or Neolithic art are present till now, as a kind of"ornamental archetypes".
Theory of Isometric Symmetry Groups in E2 and Ornamental Art 2.1.
The(pre)history of ornamental art and real-world pattern analysis with applications to anthropology, the psychology of visual perception and the history of mathematics, are my other favorite subjects.
From that point of view, every epoch or ornamental style will be characterized as well by the geometrical andconstructional problems solved in ornamental art.
The analysis of the origin of corresponding symmetry structures in ornamental art: chronology of ornaments, construction problems, visual characteristics, and their relation to geometric-algebraic properties of the considered symmetry is given.
For example, the mathematical concept of the basic asymmetrical figure orasymmetrical fundamental region multiplied by symmetries is not always used in ornamental art.
The approach to the ornamental art from the theory of symmetry point of view is almost completely taken from the mathematical crystallography, giving us the answer to the question:"which ornaments are derived", but not to the questions"how they are derived" or why?
This quarter offers an understanding of a world perspective on human achievements in architecture,inside design, and the ornamental arts and their relevance to fashionable life.
Trying to explain the origins of ornamental art, and to understand anthropological, social, cognitive and communicational sense of ornaments, together with the symmetry recognition and evidence, for every epoch we need to reconstruct the complete process of the construction of ornaments.
Because P. Gerdes derived Lunda designs from mirror-curves by their black-and-white coloring, the natural question is:could you find any sample of Lunda designs in ornamental art?
Therefore, as an open field for research appears the connection between technology of work(matting, plaiting, knotwork, textiles, fabrics…) andthe complete paleolithic and neolithic ornamental art preserved on stones, bones or in ceramics and the implicite mathematical knowledge as their underlying basis.
There is no neolithic or any later ornamental art without it(see, D.K. Washburn, D.W. Crowe: Symmetries of Culture, University of Washington Press, Seattle and London, 1988; S.V. Jablan: Theory of Symmetry and Ornament, Mathematical Institute, Belgrade, 1995); a possible origin of the swastika symbol.
And when I see all these hexagons and complex things, which I also have, in visual migraine, I wonder whether everyone sees things like this, andwhether things like cave art or ornamental art may have been derived from them a bit.
The Paleolithic key-patterns mentioned represent probably the first use of antisymmetry in ornamental art, and Celtic key-patterns, Roman mazes and some op-art work are based on the same principle discovered 23000 B.C., so the question:"Do you like the Paleolithic Op-art?".
After the discovery that many of antisymmetric ornaments could be derived by recombination of few basic"Op-tiles", as a modular structures(or simply, patchworks),my recent research connected with archaeology and ethnical ornamental art, concerns the basic elements(modules) and origin of such ornaments.
According to this, having in mind the occurrence of the similar orthe same black-and-white ornaments in the ethnical ornamental art, as well as in the neolithic ornamental art of different cultures, suggests the idea that all of them originated from textile, and after that have been transferred to the other materials(ceramics, wood-carvings, stone-carvings…).
Topiary is the art of ornamental trees and shrubs haircut.
If you are interested for the different aspects of visual mathematics: symmetry principles, modularity, theory of mazes, knot projections(for which I developed a computer program), geometry of knots and links,Celtic art, ornamental design, key-patterns, Roman mazes and labyrinths, Paleolithic ornaments, or op-art puzzles, please write me to the address: jablans@mi. sanu.ac. yu.
During this period there arose in ancient Greek art ornamental motifs and an interest in animals and monsters that continued to be depicted for centuries, and that also spread to Roman and Etruscan art. .