Burning Man Artist Gregg Fleishman & the Lost Triangle of Pythagoras

Artist/engineer Gregg Fleishman has been working with slotted plywood and geometry for over 40 years to create fantastical objects that span the worlds of furniture, vehicles, and large scale structures. During that time, he happened upon a previously unrecognized key to spacial geometry - what he calls the Lost Triangle of Pythagoras.
In this rare glimpse inside the mind and studio of this iconic artist, he takes us through both his own storied history and shares the essence of his discovery.
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[@ArtistAlexAndre]

Great! thanks for sharing that Greg !

[@strobofire]

looks like a fine triangle supersymmetry by Gregg! i check it out with simple iterated 2dphotography, the special dimension is always the time in which ART is born! nice intro into a really big creative mind!!thanks 4 the post!!

[@BartManNL]

iirc the "Black Rock Observatory" also was made by mr. Fleischmann (or was heavily inspired by his work)