About this sculpture
This 12-foot interactive dodecahedron sculpture is made of wood, acrylic, steel and over 17,000 LEDs. Participants can unfold a pentagonal wall to immerse themselves in the mirror reflections inside.
The piece pays homage to Albrecht Dürer’s 500-year-old unfolding polyhedron puzzle, with LED animations that explore the possible shape of our universe and humanity’s relationship with technology.
Open for site installation
Unfolding
Humanity
Portfolio Highlights
Mathematics
The excitement and challenges in shape visualization motivate much of Dr. Hoffoss’s mathematical work.
Her research area topology is the study of the fundamental underlying shapes of objects, without taking into account differences created by stretching, shrinking, and distortion.
Her own mathematical research focuses on 3-manifold topology, hyperbolic geometry and flows and foliations.
Diane Hoffoss, PhD
Mathematician
Large Scale LED Sculpture Artist
