Geoverse

  Welcome back to Geoverse! Today we are going to recapitulate and gather information from what we used in the previous post, as we are going to continue with art, but more specifically, we are going to talk about a painting, known as "Vitruvian Man", a work by Leonardo da Vinci dating back to 1490 AD. To begin to introduce the subject, let's delve a little into history. It was Euclid who first wrote down all the rules of geometry; but it was not until 20 BC that the Roman architect Marcus Vitruvius wrote his work "Ten Books of Architecture", thanks to which the environment we see today is still being built, and he was the first to write down the proportions of how structures should be built. It was not until the Renaissance that interest in Vitruvius grew, and around 1520 AD his work was translated. However, da Vinci had already sketched the "Vitruvian Man" in his sketchbook, an image that most of society has burned into our minds.  In the following i...

We put aside the subject of sports and started in a new field that I hope we can all learn together, but above all, enjoy.  In the last year of baccalaureate I had the opportunity to take the subject of History of Art, and although at the beginning I had no expectations of the subject, I can say without a doubt that it is the best subject I have taken in all the years I have been studying.  But before we go on talking about art, I think it's good for you to know a little definition, so we could say that art is a conscious human activity capable of reproducing things, constructing forms, or expressing an experience, if the product of this reproduction, construction, or expression can delight, excite, or shock. So without further ado, let's talk about the commonalities between geometry and art. Art has 7 branches, and in all of them geometry plays a very important role.  Painting → in Romantic art, geometric elements such as squares and squares began to merge with paintings...

  It is true that we have already talked about football, however, it is not the only sport that exists, so it cannot be the only one in which geometry is involved, do you think the same as me? I do, don't I? I would expect no less from you.  But what sports can we talk about? Well, any sport you like: handball, basketball, tennis, golf, athletics, ballet or even climbing. The truth is that the more I researched the more I was surprised, so I couldn't not share this with you, as I know that you are going to enjoy it as much as I do, as well as everything you are going to be able to learn in one place, without having to do individual research for each of the sports. So here I am to try to help you! Of course, there are a multitude of sports and it is impossible to talk about all of them, even so, I am not going to leave you in suspense and I am going to name a few of them and their relationships with geometry itself, so here goes:  Tennis🎾​→ this sport has a very old histo...