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Manifold

Tomáš Medek

Manifold is a geometric body suspended in space, referring to Klein’s bottle –⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ a geometric object that has no inside or outside.
Manifold is a mathematical term that looks like a regular flat space when viewed up close, but can have a more complex shape when viewed from a greater distance. It is a topological space that locally resembles Euclidean space at every point. Simply put, you can think of a manifold as a flexible shape that can be stretched and curved without tearing or breaking.

Tomáš Medek is a sculptor who focuses on objects that map the internal skeletal structure of natural entities in particular. At the same time, he is attracted to the scientific view of microcosm analysis, which he reflects through object creation based on repetitive internal structures.
“I specifically seek out scientific materials; I am inspired by the chaos in molecules, which has order, growth processes, crystal lattices and repetitions that are never
the same in nature.“

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