Georgy Voronoy1868–1908
The cells the currents pass through, 1908
Ukrainian mathematician whose nearest-point decomposition now appears across geometry, crystallography, ecology and computational design.
Voronoi Flow
A cellular engraving: continuous currents pass through irregular Voronoi islands, separated by fine channels of open space.
About this pattern
Georgy Voronoy, 1908
Seeded Voronoi cells divide the plane by nearest site. Curved hatch lines are clipped to slightly inset cells, leaving channels between the islands. Density controls the engraving and spacing opens the tessellation.
Behind the mathematics