Hyperbolic Geometry Artwork

About the Original Work Title: Seven Stars to Infinity | Year: 2025 | Edition: 50 This limited edition print transforms Albrecht Dürer's "Embroidery Pattern with Seven Six-pointed Stars" (before 1521), a masterwork of Renaissance mathematical art. The original embroidery pattern, created after studying Leonardo da Vinci's knot designs, demonstrates Dürer's fascination with Islamic geometric interlace that had reached Europe through trade and scholarship. Dürer's pattern features intricate knotwork forming seven six-pointed stars—one central star surrounded by six others—with continuous strands that never break, symbolizing infinity within finite space. This was revolutionary for its time, merging mathematical precision with artistic beauty in a way that would influence centuries of decorative arts. The Hyperbolic Transformation Through {6,4} hyperbolic tiling—where six shapes meet at every vertex in four-fold symmetry—this transformation reveals the infinite potential within Dürer's R