كيف يمكننا التّعامل بتصميمٍ يظهر مرارًا وتكرارًا في ثقافاتٍ متباينةٍ عبر التّاريخ؟  يستكشف المنظّر تيري مور "تبليط بنروز" - شكلين يتلاءمان معًا في مجموعاتٍ لا نهائيّة دون تكرارٍ - ويتأمّل معنى ذلك.

Mathematical patterns called Penrose tilings, created from just two shapes, can fill space infinitely without ever repeating, mirroring the complexity of life itself. These intricate designs, once thought to be a modern discovery, were found decorating a 14th century madrassa in Uzbekistan, centuries before their formal mathematical description. Across cultures and eras, such patterns have symbolized the underlying unity that binds together a chaotic and unpredictable world. Far from mere decoration, these designs express deep cultural values and humanity’s quest to understand the order beneath complexity.

Ancient Patterns Reveal a Universal Search for Hidden Unity

تصميمٌ غريبٌ يظهر على مرّ العصور

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