The Giant Spirograph Experiment
The idea was born in a meeting of the Euclid Study Group I lead as head of the University of Winnipeg Mathematics Students Association. We were studying ancient Greek geometry. One of the students gifted me a spirograph kit, and I was inspired - I set out to design a machine that would draw giant spirographs.
First painted with Art City as a workshop with inner city youth in Winnipeg. Then done in a back alley in combination with a late night music show. Lastly, spirographs were painted at the University of Oregon to announce the H.O.P.E.S. conference (Holistic Options for Planet Earth Sustainability).
Featured in The Uniter, a Winnipeg newspaper, as one of the chosen Manitobans, 30 years old or younger, who are making a difference and impacting their community in some way, or who are outstanding in their field.
Featured in the Jewish Tribune (Jan 19, 2012. page 11), the largest Jewish weekly in Canada, “Multi-talented woman's road less taken leads to unique destination”.
Featured at:
Art City, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
H.O.P.E.S. Conference 2013, Eugene OR
