Wacław Sierpiński1882–1969
Arrowhead curve
Polish mathematician who worked across set theory, number theory and topology, and whose triangle, carpet and curves became standard examples of self-similar sets.
One continuous path folds into a triangular labyrinth. Soft corners and a tonal underlay give the recursive weave a tactile, carved quality.
Wacław Sierpiński · arrowhead curve

The arrowhead grammar A → B−A−B and B → A+B+A, with sixty-degree turns, creates a continuous recursive path. A broader translucent stroke forms the neutral underlay. Motion reveals the path in a repeating draw-and-recede cycle.
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Arrowhead curve
Polish mathematician who worked across set theory, number theory and topology, and whose triangle, carpet and curves became standard examples of self-similar sets.