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This was a visual screen I designed (for an inner courtyard garden to feature it's shadow pattern).This was the presentation sketch for the client and intended to be cut from metal plate either by laser,water-jet,or plasma cut,all three methods of which I use regularly for my fabrications,and all computer controlled.
The inset lower left drawing is an exploded view of what one of the voids(empty spaces)should look like after the cut and the piece has dropped out.This is to convey exactly what I want to the programmer that converts my sketch to computer code to control the laser...

For Sacred Geometry buffs;
Compare this pattern to Oboudi's marvelous abstract calligraphic pattern.
[link]
Superficially they seem to resemble one another.Now compare them both to ancient Chinese step patterns...Are these pattern similarities from three separate and widely divergent cultures just coincidence? Or might there have been an ancient shared source?

Description
This was a visual screen I designed (for an inner courtyard garden to feature it's shadow pattern).This was the presentation sketch for the client and intended to be cut from metal plate either by laser,water-jet,or plasma cut,all three methods of which I use regularly for my fabrications,and all computer controlled.
The inset lower left drawing is an exploded view of what one of the voids(empty spaces)should look like after the cut and the piece has dropped out.This is to convey exactly what I want to the programmer that converts my sketch to computer code to control the laser...

For Sacred Geometry buffs;
Compare this pattern to Oboudi's marvelous abstract calligraphic pattern.
[link]
Superficially they seem to resemble one another.Now compare them both to ancient Chinese step patterns...Are these pattern similarities from three separate and widely divergent cultures just coincidence? Or might there have been an ancient shared source?