This exhibition explores the recurring mathematical themes in the work of Dutch artist M.C. Escher (1898-1972), revealing an intriguing harmony between artistic creativity and mathematical rigor.

Impossible architectures invite us to discover dimensions and topology, while hyperbolic geometry plunges us into a fascinating world governed by surprising laws. M.C. Escher's ubiquitous tessellations reveal themselves as creative tools for drawing and coloring, as well as for discovering the latest research results.

19 FEBRUARY TO 26 APRIL 2024

UNIGE Exhibition Hall - 66 boulevard Carl-Vogt

Self-guided tour (with the help of the accompanying booklet) :
Monday-Friday: 7h30-19h
Sunday: 14h-17h

School tours
for pupils aged 10 and over, booking possible for a 45 min visit on request.
29 February at 14h
7 March at 11h
12 March at 10h and 11h
14 March at 10h and 11h
19 March at 10h and 11h
16 April at 10h and 11h
18 April at 14h

SEU - Salle d'exposition de l'UNIGE
Uni Carl Vogt
66, boulevard Carl-Vogt
1205 Genève