Alexandr Korol

In the previous images, I showed how to construct a tetrahedron — not according to the big cube I had before, but according to a medium-sized cube. I also want to show that these medium cubes aren’t just one inside my large cube, but many. If you build three-dimensional triangles — that is, tetrahedrons — in all these medium cubes, this is how they start to fit into each other and how they are arranged within my matrix. The example is above.