RINUS ROELOFS
HAJAR, 2nd B:
Rinus Roelofs was born in 1954.
He is a Dutch sculptor.
Rinus Roelofs studied applied Mathematics at the Technical University of Enschede, The Netherlands.
HAMZA, 2nd E:
NAI, 2nd E:
HAMZA, 2nd E:
He was mathematician and sculptor.
He became in a sculptor at Enschede Art Academy in The Netherlands.
LAIA, A.,2nd C:
LAIA, A.,2nd C:
- He is 66 years old.
- He is an artist: sculptor and mathematician.
- He is similar than M.C.Escher.
ERIC, 2nd B:
Rinus Roelofs is a mathematics sculptor.
Rinus Roelofs combines the art and the mathematics.
Rinus Roelofs buildS structures based in the Leonardo cupolas.
NAI, 2nd E:
Rinus Roelofs is a famous person in Holland. He was born in 1954, he is a sculptor and mathematical. He went at the university and he got a degree of art (Sculpture)
He loves maths specially maths structures. He makes amazing structures with wood and metal, he makes spheres with metal bars, it's like a copula because he watched a Leonardo Da Vinci programme and he loved it. After that he is in MMACA (Museum of Mathematics in Catalonia).
DANIEL, 2nd B: Actually he works in Hengelo, London.
REDO, 2nd B: He lives in Lansinkweg 28, 7553 Al Hengelo, The Netherlands. He makes abstract figures.
MAMADOU, 2nd C:
After he studied mathematics, he graduated from the Enschede Art Academy in the speciality of sculpture and create things with metal, paper and wood.
REDO, 2nd B: He lives in Lansinkweg 28, 7553 Al Hengelo, The Netherlands. He makes abstract figures.
MAMADOU, 2nd C:
After he studied mathematics, he graduated from the Enschede Art Academy in the speciality of sculpture and create things with metal, paper and wood.
This sculptor built Cupolas Leonardo, for Leonardo Da Vinci.
IZAN, 2nd C:
He is researching new designs and structures for which he has earned a huge reputation in scientific circles where he is considered the successor of M. C. Escher.
QUIM, 2nd C:
He became famous in many municipalities, institutions and companies in the Netherlands, but his work has been exhibited further, including in Rome as part of the Escher Centennial celebrations in 1998.
MIREIA, 2nd C:
As he liked mathematics so much, he started to create mathematical structures with variety of materials.
MARTÍ, 2nd E:
MARI, 2nd E:
He is researching new designs and structures for which he has earned a huge reputation in scientific circles where he is considered the successor of M. C. Escher.
QUIM, 2nd C:
He became famous in many municipalities, institutions and companies in the Netherlands, but his work has been exhibited further, including in Rome as part of the Escher Centennial celebrations in 1998.
MIREIA, 2nd C:
As he liked mathematics so much, he started to create mathematical structures with variety of materials.
MARTÍ, 2nd E:
He came to Barcelona, in Cosmo Caixa to do a conference.
MARI, 2nd E:
He creates incredible pieces made of wood, metal and acrylic.
The sculptor builds Leonardo's domes, based on Leonardo Da Vinci that he saw in some of his drawings.
DUA, 2nd E:
The sculptor builds the so-called ‘Leonardo domes’, based on some Leonardo da Vinci documents. He uses a rendered image, an animation or a 3D physical model.
ÀXEL, 2nd E:
DUA, 2nd E:
Leonardo made a book in 1509 called Divine Proportioned. In the book there are many images of regular and semi-regular maths polyhedral. Now Rinus is working in Hengelo (Netherlands) investigating new designs and structures.
RUBÉN, 2nd B:
He was born in Sleen. His real name is ''Herman Marinus''.
The most of his sculptures are in 3D. One of his sculptures is in Centrum Handlowym Ogrody in Elblag, Poland.
PAOLA, 2nd C:
He works researching new designs and structures. His geometry is influenced by Leonardo Da Vinci. He loves maths!
LAIA, G., 2nd B:
His work triumphs a lot in Rome.
CARLOS, 2nd E: His sculptures are representative because geometric figures.
LAURA, 2nd C:
LAIA, G., 2nd B:
His work triumphs a lot in Rome.
CARLOS, 2nd E: His sculptures are representative because geometric figures.
LAURA, 2nd C:
For 30 years, Rinus ROELOFS has been using computers. His big 3D printed Sculptures in concrete can be found in the Netherlands (Enschede) and in Italy (Arte Sella, Borgo).
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