Assistant professor (academic track) at the @TUDelft_CGV group working in the field of #illustratingmath, #dataviz, and #mathart. (he/him)
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ALT Dark blue seminar poster with a circular photo of Clare Moriarty next to a four-color Byrne Euclid diagram, plus a QR code.
ALT Dark blue seminar poster with a circular photo of Clare Moriarty next to a four-color Byrne Euclid diagram, plus a QR code.
ALT Four open AI Suitcase Exhibits set up on a white table, their screens showing interactive applications, including a Dutch "Birthday Gift Picker" demo.
ALT A suitcase exhibit screen explaining how a neural network works, with labels such as input layer, hidden layer, output layer, weights, and bias.
ALT A child points at a touchscreen showing a colorful interactive visualization, exploring an AI exhibit together with an adult.
ALT A young visitor holding a stuffed toy plays with the Neural Numbers exhibit, writing on the touchscreen of the open suitcase.
ALT Four open AI Suitcase Exhibits set up on a white table, their screens showing interactive applications, including a Dutch "Birthday Gift Picker" demo.
ALT A suitcase exhibit screen explaining how a neural network works, with labels such as input layer, hidden layer, output layer, weights, and bias.
ALT A child points at a touchscreen showing a colorful interactive visualization, exploring an AI exhibit together with an adult.
ALT A young visitor holding a stuffed toy plays with the Neural Numbers exhibit, writing on the touchscreen of the open suitcase.
ALT Poster for "On the Role of Illustration in a Large Language Landscape," a discussion on mathematical illustration and AI. Features three speakers: Edmund Harriss (Univ. of Arkansas), Katherine E. Stange (CU Boulder), and Chaim Goodman-Strauss (MoMath), each shown in a circular portrait. Event details: Friday, Oct 9 (9 AM Pacific / 12 PM Eastern / 6 PM Central Europe) on Zoom. Includes a QR code to join and links to illustratingmath.org for the Illustrating Math Seminar Online. Above the text is a photo of colorful geometric 3D shapes.
ALT Cover page of the "Bridges Galway 2026 Mathematics and the Arts Conference Proceedings" edited by Martin Skrodzki, Kerry Mitchell, Katherine Seaton, and Eve Torrence
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 Claire Moriarty on stage next to her title slide with a triangle from the book she's discussing.
ALT A collection of artworks from Kadinsky, Taeubner-Arp, de Stijl, etc. next to images from Byrne's Elements.
ALT A page from "The Book" illustrating the composition of text and visuals elements.
ALT Three images from the lesser-known "The Young Geometrician" by Byrne.