ABSLTN Mathematical Objects
Mathematics made encounterable.
Authored representations of mathematical or executed computational sources, with a visible record of what is source, what is transformation, what is presentation, and what the representation is allowed to claim.
Three public entrances.
Collection I contains 35 works across five movements. The public site stays curated: a small set of objects opens different ways into the larger collection.
A collection, not a catalog.
The public set is selected for distinct mathematical questions and different modes of encounter. Other canonical objects remain part of Collection I and can surface when they are useful to a collaboration, exhibition, or line of research.