Why sunflowers count in Fibonacci — the golden angle, Hofmeister's rule, and two lines of code.

Craig Reynolds' boids — three rules, no conductor, and a murmuration that only exists in phase.

Lissajous attached mirrors to tuning forks in 1855 and turned sound into geometry.

24 uncoupled pendulums and a traveling wave that exists only in the phase gradient.

A. Michael Noll's Gaussian Quadratic — one of the first computer artworks.

The Lorenz attractor and Turing patterns at the edge between order and chaos.

Chained rotating circles mapping harmonic motion into a live waveform.

A concrete walkthrough of Gray-Scott reaction-diffusion.

The cube engine, isometric projection, and the logic behind moves and scramble.