Intersections
A Public Art Exhibition
Caroline Bowen
Caroline Bowen is a sculptor specializing in math and physics visualizations living in the Tennessee foothills of the Smoky Mountains. After starting college as an art major in 2008 and then a long story involving the April 27, 2011, Superstorm, she ultimately graduated from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in 2016 with a double major in math and academic physics, a 2D studio art minor, and her first Bridges Math Art Conference under her belt. She has been an active member of the international math art community ever since. In November 2024, she began pursuing a third bachelor’s degree in computer science online through the University of the People with intentions of adding a third, relatively unexplored new muse to her collection as well as pursuing a career in scientific and data visualization engineering and design. When not making math art, studying, or working at her day jobs in the family machine shop and as an AI trainer, she can be found out in her woods waging war against the invasive plant enemy, foraging, documenting wildflower species, collecting cool dead bugs, and trying to identify that one weird bird call.
Works
Orion
3D-printed PLA, fishing line, Swarovski pearls, jewelry crimp beads, glue