This project looks at creative works in a three-dimensional space through the lens of topological mathematics and spatial analysis. Creators use a physical surface to bring their creative work into existence. This physical surface is generally the primary contact between a creator and their tangible work. Therefore, how can we better understand how creators use their physical surfaces and what is the relationship between creator and surface?
 ImageJ was used to create the images for this "data" analysis.
Sum Frames of Alice in Wonderland
Sum Frames of Alice in Wonderland
Surface Area Plot of Alice in Wonderland
Surface Area Plot of Alice in Wonderland
Sum Frames of Beethoven's Sheet Music
Sum Frames of Beethoven's Sheet Music
Surface Area Plot of Beethoven's Sheet Music
Surface Area Plot of Beethoven's Sheet Music
Sum Frames of  Frida Kahlo's work.
Sum Frames of Frida Kahlo's work.
Surface Area Plot of  Frida Kahlo's work.
Surface Area Plot of Frida Kahlo's work.
Sum Frames of Georgia O'keefe's work.
Sum Frames of Georgia O'keefe's work.
Surface Area Plot of Georgia O'keefe's work.
Surface Area Plot of Georgia O'keefe's work.
Sum Frames of Hamlet.
Sum Frames of Hamlet.
Surface Area Plot of Hamlet
Surface Area Plot of Hamlet
Sum Frames of Man Ray's work
Sum Frames of Man Ray's work
Surface Area Plot of Man Ray's work
Surface Area Plot of Man Ray's work
Sum Frames of Salvador Dali's artwork
Sum Frames of Salvador Dali's artwork
Surface Area Plot of Salvador Dali's artwork
Surface Area Plot of Salvador Dali's artwork
Sum Frames of The Odyssey
Sum Frames of The Odyssey
Surface Area Plot of The Odyssey
Surface Area Plot of The Odyssey
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