1. “The Beauty of Knots” K7_7 K6_1 K3_1 K6_1
Granada 2003
“The Beauty of Knots”
K7_7
K6_1
This is one of the URAP projects I am running again this semester: We try to turn mathematical knots into abstract sculptures.
These are pictures from a previous instance of this URAP project.
K3_1
K6_1

2. Florida 1999
Chinese Button Knot (Knot 940) Bronze, Dec Carlo Séquin cast & patina by Steve Reinmuth
A sculpture that was first printed in ABS plastic on a FDM machine and then converted to bronze in a classical investment casting process modified to use a plastic original rather than wax.
Done by Steve Reinmuth in his bronze foundry in Eugene, OR.

3. Figure-8 Knot Bronze, Dec. 2007 Carlo Séquin
Florida 1999
Figure-8 Knot Bronze, Dec Carlo Séquin
Another knot sculpture cast in bronze in the same way. This one won the silver medal at the AMS Exhibit in 2009.
2nd Prize, AMS Exhibit 2009

4. Florida 1999
Torus-Knot (5,3) Bronze, Aug Carlo Séquin cast & patina by Steve Reinmuth
2nd Prize, AMS Exhibit 2011

5. Granada 2003
“Pax Mundi” (Bronze, 2007)
“Pax Mundi” was my first experience with building a large, permanent sculpture. It i9s located in the H&R Block headquarters in Kansas City.
It would not have been possible without a well-orchestrated collaboration between these 3 individuals.
And this same team was put to work on a more recent sculpture!
Team effort: Brent Collins, Steve Reinmuth, Carlo Séquin

6. Music of the Spheres, MWSU 2013
Granada 2003
Music of the Spheres, MWSU 2013
This is “Music of the Spheres”, located at MWSU in St.Joseph, MO.
The also wanted a sculpture for inside the atrium…
Photo by Phillip Geller