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This is too geek!
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(8 votes, average: 4.13 out of 5)
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Space swaggerers.
These little green boys are playing the funny game
of drawing in our own garden.
(5 votes, average: 4.60 out of 5)
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CMYK
Ciano Magenta Yellow Black
(3 votes, average: 3.67 out of 5)
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The madness is everywhere.
This is a fact, it’s all around us everyday. And drives us crazy.
So: THE MAD IS HERE.
(4 votes, average: 3.75 out of 5)
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It’s WRONG! From far away I’m sure of this.
But if I get closer… it’s right!
Take a closer look at people, you might change your mind.
(5 votes, average: 4.80 out of 5)
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Behind his yellow mustache the alien
does not understand what you are asking him.
SQUAAAT?!?!
(4 votes, average: 3.25 out of 5)
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In Cehoz™ every detail has a precise meaning.
The name Cehoz™ comes from the Fibonacci numbers. Every letter corresponds to a Fibonacci number.
The Logarithmic Spiral is intimately connected to the Fibonacci numbers and the Cehoz™ logo derives from the this peculiar spiral.
Also the whole Cehoz™ website is designed to fit within the Fibonacci tiling at the root of the spiral.
In the website as in the Cehoz™ products there are more than 987 hidden references to the Fibonacci numbers.
Fibonacci was an Italian mathematician from Pisa of the XIII century.
The Fibonacci numbers have many interesting properties. The main attribute of the Fibonacci numbers is that the ratio between two following terms approximates with gaining accuracy the irrational number called the golden ratio.
Both the mathematical and geometrical properties as the appearence in many apparently unlinked natural environments have excited human mind for centuries.
Some people see the golden ratio expressed in the Egyptian pyramids, in the Partenone in the acropolis of Athens and in many sculptures and paintings. Leonardo da Vinci used the golden ratio in three of his masterpieces: the Gioconda, The Last Supper and the Vitruvian Man.
Some others in musical components from authors such as Johann Sebastian Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Strawinski.
However it is in nature that the Fibonacci numbers reach their maximum expression.
The spacing between leaves on a stem, the arrangement of petals and seeds on some flowers as the sunflower, often have schemes based on the Fibonacci numbers.
The number of petals of the lily (3), of the ranunculus (5), of the chicory (21), of the daisy (many times 34 or 55), as it also happens with the head of the sunflower is the result of two spirals in opposite direction.
We can find the same structure with pine cones, pineapple and shells. The most astonishing example is the shell of the Nautilus. The cutaway of the shell of this big size mollusk reveals a perfect logarithmic spiral.
The golden ratio seems to be the mathematical expression of beauty and elegance of nature, researches sustain that our brain has a particular attitude recognizing as “beautiful” objects subject to the golden ratio.
Cehoz™ the importance of details
Cehoz™ Italian style organic ethical clothing.
