Papers Sessions – Symmetry: Art and Science

09:00 | Paper A.01: Maurits Cornelis Escher: When a Simple Empty Plane Comes to Life.
- Carlos Santos, Portugal
09:15 | Paper A.02: Antisymmetry in Portuguese Ceramic Tile Façades.
- João Nunes, Andreia Hall and Paolo Vettori, Portugal
09:30 | Paper A.03: Space Tessellations – Polyhedral Sculpting.
- Werner Van Hoeydonck, Austria
09:45 | Paper A.04: Interlacing Islamic Art with the Teaching of Symmetry in Portuguese Schools.
- Paula Rita, Nuno Bastos and Andreia Hall, Portugal
10:00 | Debate

11:00 | Paper B.01: Symmetry and Landscape Representation. Internal Order and Picturesque Singularity.
- Joan Carles Oliver, Spain
11:15 | Paper B.02: Symmetry in Shape and Symmetry in Motion of Digital 3D Characters.
- Ratko Obradovic, Ivana Vasiljevic, Filip Mirceski And Isidora Djuric, Republic of Serbia
11:30 | Paper B.03: Split Plywood as a Platform for Creative Research on Symmetry. Between Beauty And Symmetry, Between Art and Design.
- Adi Hamer Yacobi, Israel
11:45 | Debate

14:00 | Paper C.01: Transformation in Implementation. Symmetry Concepts in Industrial Design Products.
- Patricia Muñoz, Argentina
14:15 | Paper C.02: Symmetry and Variance. Generative Parametric Modelling of Historical Brick Wall Patterns.
- Sevgi Altun, Mustafa Cem Güneş, Yusuf Hüseyin Şahin, Alican Mertan, Mine Özkar and Gözde Ünal, Turkey
14:30 | Paper C.03: Dynamic Symmetry, Harmony, and Balance in Naqsh-E-Jahan Square of Ispahan.
- Mohammadmahdi Alizadeh and Clara Pimenta do Vale, Portugal
14:45 | Paper C.04: Four Houses by Kazuo Shinohara. Symmetry and Topology.
- Filipe Magalhães, Portugal
15:00 | Paper C.05: (In)Visibilities from the Interval’s Dissymmetry. Reflections Through Távora’s Japan and Sartre: The Tennis Pavilion.
- João Cepeda, Portugal
15:15 | Paper C.06: Frontally Framed Compositions. Iterations Through a Recognizable Trope.
- Ana Luisa Soares, Portugal
15:30 | Debate

09:00 | Paper D.01: Application of Aperiodic Tiling to Lattice Spatial Structures: A Family of Aperiodic Patterns on Spherical Caps.
- James Durn and Alireza Behnejad, United Kingdom
09:15 | Paper D.02: Perspective Perovskites.
- Eugene Katz, Israel
09:30 | Paper D.03: A Combined Research Platform of Structural Morphology, dealing with the Ordered 3D Space.
- Michael Burt, Israel
09:45 | Paper D.04: Fullerene-Like Architecture of Pollen.
- Irina Delusina and Eugene Katz, United States of America
10:00 | Debate

11:00 | Paper E.01: Persian Velvets of the 17^th Century: Symmetry, Craft, and Technology.
- Carol Bier, United States of America
11:15 | Paper E.02: Applying Symmetry in Figured Velvet Design.
- Barbara Setsu Pickett, United States of America
11:30 | Paper E.03: Crossings. Flying Over Antisymmetric Truchet Friezes.
- Andreia Hall, João Nunes and Paolo Vettori, Portugal
11:45 | Paper E.04: Playing Symmetries. Portuguese Sidewalks.
- Alda Carvalho, Carlos Santos, Jorge Silva and Ricardo Teixeira, Portugal
12:00 | Debate

14:00| Paper F.01: Symmetry Concepts as Design Approach. Aesthetics Between Irregularity and Regularity.
- Cornelie Leopold, Germany
14:15 | Paper F.02: Symmetry in Motion. Stellae Octangulae, and Equifaced Polyhedra.
- Gunter Weiss, Austria
14:30 | Paper F.03: Polyhedrons, Art, And Architecture in Renaissance Venice.
- Cosimo Monteleone, Italy
14:45 | Paper F.04: Analogy and Symmetry: Some Heuristic Spatial Generalizations of the Octagon.
- Antonia Redondo Buitrago, Spain
15:00 | Paper F.05: Torricelli’s Computation of the Area Under the Cycloid.
- Maria Zack, United States of America
15:15 | Debate

09:00 | Paper G.01: Functional Asymmetry In Fly’s Wing Veins as Pipe Network.
- Kazuki Sugiyama, Yoshihiro Kubota, and Osamu Mochizuki, Japan
09:15 | Paper G.02: Seed, Tree, Forest… Building Harmony Symmetry Through (Sacred) Creativity.
- Joana Ribeiro, Portugal
09:30 | Paper G.03: Characteristics of Water Supplying Network on Leaf.
- Yuki Ishizaki And Yoshihiro Kubota, Japan
09:45 | Paper G.04: Relationship of Proportions, Floorplan Patterns, Typology, and Symmetry in Religious Architecture with Particular Focus on the Roman Catholic Church Architecture in Interwar Hungary.
- Eszter Hajós-Baku, Hungary
10:00 | Paper G.05: The Language Revival Diamond (LARD): Revivalistics in the Mirroring Service of Rectifying Linguicide.
- Ghil’ad Zuckermann, Australia
10:15 | Debate

11:15 | Paper H.01: Constructing Symmetric Bamboo Domes and Bamboo Spheres. The Shape of Fullerenes C60 and C80 as a Template For Domes.
- Caspar Schwabe, Japan
11:30 | Paper H.02: Symmetry In Encoding Information. Search For Common Formalism.
- Marcin Schroeder, Japan
11:45 | Paper H.03: A Semiotic Folly: Seeking the Opposite of a Circle.
- Lynn Arnold, Australia
12:00 | Paper H.04: The Development and Role of Symmetry in Ancient Scripts.
- Peter Revesz, United States of America
12:15 | Paper H.05: Unexpected Sense of Symmetry Inside Projection.
- Luigi Cocchiarella, Italy
12:30 | Debate

09:00 | Paper I.01: Symmetries In Classical Music. From Guillaume de Machaut to Cesar Franck.
- Carlota Simões, Portugal
09:15 | Paper I.02: Mathematical Aspects of a New Spherical Musical Instrument: Sphereharmonic.
- Maria Mannonea and Takashi Yoshino, Japan
09:30 | Paper I.03: Symmetry in Literature, the Perspective of a Mathematician.
- Natália Bebiano, Portugal
09:45 | Paper I.04: Symmetry Relations in Crossed-Arch Domes. Comparison Between the Persian and Spanish-Muslim Traditions.
- Clara Pimenta do Vale, Portugal
09:45 | Debate

11:00 | Paper J.01: The Golden Section: There Was Always a First Time – But When Was It?
- Albert Van Der Schoot, The Netherlands
11:15 | Paper J.02: On the Ubiquity of Symmetry in Logical Geometry.
- Hans Smessaert and Lorenz Demey, Belgium
11:30 | Paper J.03: Ambiguous Symmetry: The Typical Case of Human Beings.
- Jean-Yves Beziau, Brazil
11:45 | Debate