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János Szász Saxon: POLY-UNIVERSE—Knowledge Produce Toy Family. In: Bridges 2010. Pages 545–550
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Abstract
The “POLY-UNIVERSE” family of toys demonstrates the presence of geometry through a range of educational and leisure activities. The senses of vision and touch are developed through an immediate hands-on connection with the geometric shapes, and, through the recognition of correlations and identification of points of linkage, thinking-skills are improved, and the skill of abstraction evolves. “POLY-UNIVERSE” (Figure 1-4), is a good educational toy. It encourages deep thinking and the acquisition of a feeling of freedom and joy at all ages and every level of knowledge. At the same time it stimulates a thirst for knowledge, develops creativity, personality and a complex world view.
[János Szász SAXON (Born 1964 in Tarpa, Hungary) is a freelance Hungarian artist and art organiser and inventor of the Poly-dimensional artistic and philosophical system. He asserts his intellectual rights over the patented toy family ‘POLY-UNIVERSE’.]
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[1] SAXON, Dimension Crayon, Espace de l’Art Concrete, Mouans-Sartoux, France. 2000.
[2] Géza Perneczky, The Polydimensional Fields of Saxon-Szász, Mobile MADI Museum, Budapest. 2002.
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http://archive.bridgesmathart.org/2010/bridges2010-545.pdf
