Alexandr Korol

This is one of my matrix models, the one shown on the table in the photograph. What am I trying to show in it? What am I emphasizing? It’s a three-level matrix, as you can see. We see three triangles, three squares from the side shown in the photo — these are three levels. So essentially it’s the same matrix, just scaled up like this. And there are those kinds of triangles in it, or those kinds of squares, depending on the side you’re looking from. How did I build it? You’ll notice that this matrix doesn’t have a center, there’s no cross, no intersection — no central cross shape. I went straight into building a dodecahedron, then another dodecahedron, and another. And as a result, due to the dodecahedrons and the five- pointed stars drawn on each face of the dodecahedron, a bunch of cubes start forming. So it turns out there are cubes in there, and dodecahedrons too. And basically, if I add a couple more lines, there’s also an icosahedron — so everything’s there. I just chose not to cram everything together at once, so nothing would get in the way. That’s why I’m making tetrahedrons, cubes, and dodecahedrons separately to see what will come out of it.