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/Warped Realities: The Art of Differential Geometry/Gallery Show

Gallery

Works and exhibition views from Warped Realities at the Composite Gallery, MoMath, 2025.

Curvahedra sphere hanging in the gallery window with the Manhattan street visible behind it
Gallery interior showing the suspended Curvahedra and Robert Fathauer ceramics on plinths
Gallery installation with the Curvahedra hanging and ceramics below, viewed during setup
Looking up at the colourful Curvahedra hyperbolic surface pieces suspended from the MoMath ceiling
Three Holonomy Blocks on the gallery table, two curved blocks and the flat square block with rook
Curvahedra element silhouetted against the MoMath window with the NYC street and a food cart beyond
Exhibition window display viewed from outside: Curvahedra and foam pieces visible with Warped Realities signage
Gallery during installation with the Curvahedra being hung and Holonomy Blocks on the table
Installing the Geodesic Boards, three boards laid out on the table in the gallery space
Six Geodesic Boards mounted on the gallery wall in two groups of three, with the invitation card "Please DO run your fingers along the curves"
Gallery view with all six Geodesic Boards on the wall, a ceramic on its plinth, and a visitor using the interactive touchscreen
Lightfall wall display: wooden Geodesic Block at centre flanked by four photographs showing a yellow light ray bending around a curved surface
Edmund Harriss explaining the Holonomy Blocks to visitors at the opening reception, with a child and other attendees gathered around
Crowded opening reception: visitors exploring the gallery with Nico Belmonte's hyperbolic floor prints and artist biographies on the wall
Wide view of a crowded opening reception with the Curvahedra hanging overhead and visitors filling the gallery
Opening reception: visitors browse prints and sculptures beneath colourful Nico Belmonte hyperbolic ceiling pieces, with the Curvahedra visible through the window
Edmund Harriss positioning the three Geodesic Boards on a mounting panel during gallery installation
Geodesic Blocks and boards fresh from shipping, several carved wooden pieces stacked on cardboard boxes on the gallery floor
The Curvahedra partially assembled on the gallery table before being hung, interlocking curved steel and wood elements spread across the surface
A Geodesic Boards panel on the floor next to unpacking materials, with the Warped Realities exhibition sign propped behind it
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