#8 • Opalios — Fibonacci Sequence & The Golden Ratio
George R. Homan (1943–2023)

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“Opalios” From Greek, meaning to see a change in color.  This work is a tribute to Leonardo Fibonacci and is the shell of a nautilus.  Fibonacci was considered the greatest mathematician and scientist of the 15th century and found a way to determine the most graceful shape of the spiral using squares. “Opalios”: Framed, Autographed Print (1/100)  27.5” x 41” Printed with pigment ink on museum grade paper Artist: George Holman, Dallas Education: BS/Psychology, MS/Architecture, 2 years Doctoral work.  Careers: Art, Architectural Design – 2 National Awards.  Adjunct Prof. U. Cal/Berkeley, CA, Art Dept. Chair UT Dallas Painting subject matter involves the nature, process, origin and purpose of existence and… the convergence of spirit, mind and quantum physics. Many of Mr. Holman’s works reside in the San Francisco Bay area, New Mexico, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas