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| One of the most striking things about patterns of many kinds is their symmetry. Young children learn quite easily to recognize symmetry, not only in squares and butterflies, but also in animals, flowers, toys, and buildings. | ||||
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Symmetry is self congruence. Symmetry is a fundamental organizing principle in nature and in culture. The analysis of symmetry allows for understanding the organization of a pattern, and provides a means for determining both invariance and change. By varying relationships within patterns where symmetry is expected, otherwise predictable and repetitive patterns may be transformed into great works of art. To learn more about different types of symmetry visit our Definitions page. Please continue to our Gallery of student work. |
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