We designed this wall with 100 pyramids. Each pyramid is unique, is numbered on the bottom face from 0 to 99 and has a different shape that follows a quadratic mathematical formula in space.

Mathematical Background

I wanted to create a "fluid" composition, futuristic, but also elegant. I started with 100 pyramids, all the same. Then I moved the 100 vertices in 3 dimensions (x, y, and z) following this formula:

• ∆x = 2x; ∆y = 2y
• ∆z = (x/4.7)^5+(y/4.7)^5

Print & Installation suggestions

Printing is very easy, I suggest you clean the plate well to avoid adhesion problems. You can scale the model without any problems. For the final composition I suggest you use a frame (I modeled this frame, feel free to use a wooden frame). Take advantage of the light points in the room where you will hang the frame, you will have a beautiful final effect.

Commercial License

Do you want to sell prints of this model? You can purchase commercial licensing for this model by joining the Commercial License in my Patreon.

How to align the pyramids

Each pyramid, numbered from 0 to 99, occupies a specific place. Here's what the grid looks like from above (first screenshot), and the grid from below (second screenshot).