Geometry of the Human Body | nftshowroom X alienarthive challenge for September GEOMETRY Theme No. 2

For my Geometry design No. 2, I wanted to focus on the human body and explore it as an example of geometrical theories. Below is my second collage design for the theme depicting Geometry following the Hive account@nftshowroom and Hive account@alienarthive September Art Challenge.

According to the challenge post, NFTShowroom will feature all the month's themed Art minted on the NFT Showroom home page / twitter and Alien Art Hive will be curating participants' blog posts. This challenge is for the full month of September. To join in check out NFTShowroom's challenge post here: nftshowroom X alienarthive challenge for September: Geometry.

To participate:

• make art incorporating a Geometry theme
• mint it on https://nftshowroom.com/
• make a blog post about it in Alien Art Hive
• use #nftshowroom in your tags

Below are my steps in creating the design.

My design is titled Geometry of the Human Body. It represents my interpretation of the human as a geometrical composition just as in nature.

Concepts such as "Sacred Geometry", "Divine Proportion", and "Golden Ratio", as well as symbols such as the Merkaba are used to identify and understand elements of the human makeup through scientific discoveries utilizing mathematical equations.

These patterns represent the human body's connectivity. Sequences identified in DNA through connective tissues and veins expose the symmetry. Geometrical elements are also applied to the human body's energy aura.

In the case of geometry, the human body can be identified as an example of a fractal since fractals are complex mathematical equations. The endless iterations that make up fractals can be viewed as the various tissue branches that connect our organs and perform a working distribution bodily system.

Known as the geometry of man, research uncovered the geometrical matrix of various shapes and sizes that comprise the human body. Drawing upon the ancient belief of theologians and mathematicians in what they termed the Golden Ratio, anatomical structures and physiological functions were identified. ¹

The ancients also believed in a divine creator. This belief known as Sacred Geometry is rooted in the belief that God created the universe and the human according to a geometric plan. Sacred places, especially those of worship, were constructed using geometric patterns. In art, the Mandala is a symbol of geometry. ²

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I included several items to complete the design, then blended them in Canva.

^{Female with facial embellishments ~ Daffodil ~ Black abstract pattern ~ Stable Diffusion geometrical pattern ~ Stable Diffusion geometrical pattern No. 2}