Meeting Salvador Dali in the Fourth Dimension - Thomas Banchoff

How did Salvador Dali choose an unfolded four-dimensional cross as the central figure in one of his most famous religious paintings? This talk will describe a ten-year series of meetings with the artist starting in 1975 and a survey of forty years of developments in computer graphics approaches to phenomena in four and higher dimensions.

Thomas F. Banchoff is a geometer, and an emeritus professor at since July 1, 2014 after 47 years teaching at Brown University.

Aalto University Mathematics and Arts Colloquium: Meeting Salvador Dali in the Fourth Dimension - public talk by Thomas Banchoff May 2nd 2019.

[Nicole-ovgw]

Thomas Banchoff is a brilliant professor- and so fortunate to have known Salvador Dali like that. Don't worry sir, we noticed your tie was the same as Dali's final painting <3 Hopefully you know how brilliant you are, and what a huge contribution you've made to math and art. I hope to have the pleasure of learning from you someday

[vital]

This should be appreciated more than it is.

[cleidivansilvamacena]

I wonder what are the differential equations that generate these spaces 45:13.

[jonessenoj]

Do all mathematicians know this relates to the light of electricity?

[yonasmewes]

This is the Next shape of the string theory .

[trenza]

7:35 i'm my 20s and i would be dead by doing so

[takumivoon]

Conclusion for people in four-dimensional space is has no any of sick and cancer