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MATHÉMATICS & ARTS
Exhibit & Lecture
Initialy presented at the Institut Henri Poincaré, Paris. France.
January 22 - June 30, 2005
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CHARBONNEAU Philippe
Draughtsman, architect.

Philippe Charbonneau was in 1936 in Vendée. After a professional career of draughtsman in architecture, he began his research in the field of space and geometry to extend and enrich his former architectural activities and with an unavowed attraction for monumental realizations. His research are directed mainly towards regulated surfaces of the third degree or paradoxical as the Möbius strip. All curves, they are somehow always generated by lines. From simple principle, they determine complex forms and volumes which destabilize and enrich our direction in space. Concepts as banal as faces, above, below, interior, outside, can lose in it their ordinary meaning.

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Biconique 5

This sculpture consists of two elements built the same way. They are generated by a line that pulls on a directing circle, makes a full rotation on this circle, and at the same time makes a half-turn on its point of support in the plan of the axis of the same circle. The two elements have a common axis and can turn independently around the axis: it is a free union. They can also be put in phase and coincide on all their conical side. The two forms join and complete each other to create a new more elaborate and complex form: this is the perfect love!

Biconique 2
 
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