A close up of a building with a window and a light

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Instructions for the AI:
Understand the Concept:
Begin by grasping the essence of tessellation
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Explain to the AI that tessellation involves covering a surface or plane with shapes that fit together perfectly
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without gaps or overlaps
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Highlight the inspiration behind Escher’s work: his visit to the Alhambra
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where he studied intricate tile designs
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Building Blocks: Regular Polygons:
Introduce the concept of regular polygons (e
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triangles
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squares
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hexagons) as the fundamental building blocks
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Explain that these polygons tessellate seamlessly
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forming the basis for Escher’s art
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Transformation Techniques:
Describe the transformation techniques used by Escher:
Reflection: Shapes mirrored across a line
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Rotation: Shapes rotated around a central point
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Translation: Shapes shifted without changing their orientation
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Emphasize that Escher combined these transformations to create variations of a basic shape
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Gradual Simplification: From Complex to Simple:
Walk the AI through Escher’s process:
Start with intricate figures
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Gradually simplify them
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transitioning toward regular hexagons or other simpler shapes
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This gradual transformation adds depth and complexity to the final artwork
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Visual Illusion: The Magic of Alignment:
Discuss the optical illusion aspect:
By aligning shapes meticulously
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Escher made it appear as though one figure served as the background for another
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The viewer’s mind is challenged
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trying to discern the layers and connections
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The Challenge: Create an Escher-Style Tessellation:
Task the AI with generating a tessellation that adheres to the following guidelines:
Use regular polygons (e
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triangles
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squares
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or hexagons)
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Employ transformations (reflection
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rotation
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translation) to create variations
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Gradually simplify shapes
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Achieve an interlocking effect
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Aim for optical intrigue
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Artistic Freedom:
Encourage the AI to infuse its own creativity while staying true to Escher’s spirit
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Remind it that the goal is not mere replication but inspired i
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