- https://imaginary.org/galleries - Galleries are the visual heart of the platform.
- https://imaginary.org/films - Here you can find films and their background to be watched online and used for public screenings at exhibitions or in museums.
- https://imaginary.org/texts - Here you can find a variety of mathematical texts on many different topics.
- https://imaginary.org/projects - Projects are open for collaboration and need support. Projects can be a new exhibition, new software, new ways of communicating maths, a publication, etc.
EXAMPLES
1. https://imaginary.org/film/mathlapse-patterns-of-nature - A wonderful way to describe natural shapes using the language of mathematics is provided by self-similar patterns.
2. https://imaginary.org/film/lpdjlqh-d-vhfuhw - An artistic journey into the world of elliptic curve cryptography.
3. https://imaginary.org/film/the-math-of-the-shells - This film illustrates how the great majority of seahells existing in nature can be generated by a fixed set of equations by simply varying some parameters.
4. https://imaginary.org/film/mathlapse-cybernetic-ant-watching-its-own-creation - The video shows the construction of an algebraic curve by a mechanical linkage.
5. https://imaginary.org/film/triangulating-unknown-environments-using-robot-swarms - How can a robot swarm explore an unknown area and understand its layout? In this video, a swarm of R-one mobile robots is used for such a task.