Aesthetics of Rhombic Polyhedra
October 12, 2026
The more I work with and study polyhedra, the more I realize how rare and special they are. They represent both the abstract and universal rules of geometry and space. I can understand their symmetries, faces, vertices, and most importantly, their mathematical necessities. Yet, when looking at a solid, sometimes a specific form strikes me as more attractive than the others. Moreover, I cannot explain this simply by saying, “It has more symmetry” or “Its proportions are better.” For me,…