Rotationally symmetric world
I am obsessed with rotational symmetry, and am therefore obsessed with roundness.
Roundness in Cornwall
Roundness visited Cornwall in early January 2014. There roundness discovered not only furious seas (for real) and angels (OK, only in books — Coleridge, if you must know), but also the following round beauties.
Sphere 12/16
Welded from approximately 1000 single pieces of construction steel, opening and closing itself like a shell or a walnut, and emitting sound and light when touched from inside
Posted 12/12/11 by Kilian Ochs
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Collide-o-scope by Naren Wilks