Intersections
A Public Art Exhibition
Joseph Yudovsky
After an exciting career in a Silicon Valley high-tech industry, Joseph Yudovsky dedicated himself to the Art of Geometric Abstract Sculptures.
In this field his engineering expertise evolved in a unique and powerful technique, employing mathematical algorithms and modeling tools. He calls this technique “The Engineering of Art." Like any other art toolkits, it serves the artist's inspiration and vision by enhancing imagination and creative capabilities in a spectacular world of three-dimensional forms.
During the last four years of a full-time artistic job, Joseph’s passion and persistence have earned encouraging feedback from the public. Participation in the Bridges Mathematics and the Arts Conferences, International virtual and physical exhibitions, local Mathematical and artistic events was challenging and gratifying. But the most rewarding was the process of inventing and crafting new geometric forms, as well as communicating with creative people.
This is Joseph’s new world, and he enjoys every piece of it!
Artwork
Unity of Opposites
3D printed Plastic
6.5” x 6.5” x 10.5”
A concept of opposite, but interconnected forces is crucial for understanding nature, human physical and social existence, art.
In this sculpture the three petals are in harmony with each other and their antipodes of the opposite colors and position. Like for any complex functional entities, a balance exists only in struggle and unity between all the components, which grows from each other and through each other.
The contours of the black and white layers of the sculpture represent a family of the hyperbolic curves.
In addition, the sculpture is composed of the two separate halves, connected by a set of magnets. It could be easily assembled into two different distinguished shapes.