About Pardesco
Where Mathematics Becomes Meditation
Exploring the space between dimensions through sacred geometry
The Dimensional Path
Pardesco began in a design studio at DAAP, where I discovered that sacred geometry—the mathematical patterns underlying nature and consciousness—could be more than digital visualizations. What started as computational explorations of fractals and polytopes evolved into a practice of translating higher-dimensional mathematics into physical form.
The work bridges ancient geometric wisdom with modern fabrication: laser-cut precision reveals patterns that guided temple builders, CNC routers carve equations that describe crystal growth, algorithms project 4D structures into our 3D world. Each piece is both homage to millennia of geometric contemplation and exploration of spaces our eyes cannot perceive.
"In the space between dimensions, where mathematics becomes meditation, sacred geometry takes form."
The Process
Every piece begins with mathematical research—rotating tesseracts through curved space, mapping stereographic projections, calculating parametric recursions. This computational phase can take weeks: finding the exact rotation angle where a 120-cell reveals hidden symmetry, or the precise parameters where chaos crystallizes into order.
Then comes translation: algorithms become toolpaths, coordinates become curves, abstract mathematics becomes tangible material. Whether laser-cutting wood, routing copper, or carving dimensional shadows, the goal remains constant—making invisible structures visible, giving form to the formless.
The Impact
Since 2018, this dimensional work has found homes in 27 countries—meditation spaces, studios, galleries, and private collections. Each piece serves as a window: the same mathematical principles that governed ancient mandalas now manifest through modern precision, inviting contemplation of the structures underlying existence itself.
Works from the collection have been exhibited at the Bridges Mathematical Art Gallery and Joint Mathematics Meetings, where mathematicians and artists validate this intersection of computation and craft, precision and poetry.
The Philosophy
This isn't decoration—it's dimensional archaeology. Each geometric piece encodes truths that transcend culture and epoch: the golden ratio spiraling through galaxies and seashells, tessellations tiling infinite planes, polytopes casting shadows from spaces we cannot see.
Mathematics doesn't diminish mystery. It deepens it. When you bring sacred geometry into your space, you invite these timeless patterns to become part of your daily contemplation—reminders that we live in a universe of profound mathematical beauty, waiting to be perceived.
Handcrafted in Cincinnati • Exploring dimensions since 2018