Geometry in Nature
Kids' Zone · Interactive
- DimensionsSubject to on-site plan
- PresentationInteractive
- PricingQuoted by manufacture spec
Purpose & Scientific Principle
This exhibition uses the method of model observation to help children understand figures in nature and find out the patterns of figures in nature. Cultivate children's ability to discover, connect with life and summarize.
How to Operate
The exhibition items consist of a variety of graphic models of natural animals and plants.
For the exhibition, a set of leaf art installations are designed to bring graphics from nature to the audience's eyes and enhance the audience's understanding of graphics and nature.
Animal and plant graphics: red-crowned crane "herringbone", spider web, sunflower, nautilus shell, fern, horn, Amazon water lily, ball orchid, Roman broccoli, pine cone, honeycomb, dandelion, bubbles in the water, etc.
Some plants have intricate patterns on their bodies. At first glance, they appear chaotic, but at second glance, they have amazing order and structure. Perhaps the greatest mathematicians cannot compare with this order of creation in nature. This is the most intuitive and natural expression of the beauty of mathematics.
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