Hidden in a pentagon.
In a regular pentagon, a diagonal divided by a side equals φ exactly. A golden rectangle has the same proportion between its longer and shorter sides.
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The golden ratio describes a remarkable connection between a whole and its parts. For Mosaic, it is an inspiration: different pieces, brought together with purpose, can create something greater.
Phi · the Greek letter behind 1.618
φ = (1 + √5) / 2 ≈ 1.6180339887…
The whole relates to the longer part as the longer part relates to the shorter.
In a regular pentagon, a diagonal divided by a side equals φ exactly. A golden rectangle has the same proportion between its longer and shorter sides.
Divide consecutive Fibonacci numbers: 13 / 8 = 1.625; 21 / 13 ≈ 1.615; 34 / 21 ≈ 1.619. As the numbers grow, these ratios approach φ.
The related golden angle, about 137.5°, appears in some plant leaf and seed arrangements. Living patterns vary; nature is not an exact mathematical blueprint.
Euclid described dividing a line in “extreme and mean ratio” in the Elements — the relationship now called the golden ratio.
De divina proportione, illustrated by Leonardo da Vinci, explored the proportion and its geometric significance.
The ratio remains a useful way to explore proportion, repetition and relationships. It is a source of inspiration, not a guarantee of beauty.
Sometimes called the “perfect ratio,” it is more accurately the golden ratio. Our name expresses an ambition for harmony and connection, rather than a claim that every successful design follows one formula.
Explore further: Wolfram MathWorld · History and design · Patterns in nature
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