Working on her own, MW student has work accepted to the 2019 Joint Mathematics Meeting (JMM)

Student Art

Working on her own, junior Pallavi Natarajan also submitted work to the 2019 JMM jury and was accepted! While Pallavi is not part of the MLWGS Math-Art Seminar that as previously reported had work accepted, she seems to have immense talent that she has developed on her own time. Pallavi is the youngest MLWGS student to have work accepted to an exhibit curated by the Bridges Math-Art Organization.

Congratulations, Pallavi!

Pallavi Natarajan (Henrico)
Student: Maggie Walker Governor’s School

“I am a high school student and enjoy creating digital and fractal art. Through these creations, I have begun to realize the connections between math and art.”

Student Art

 

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