Hexagonal Wrap (Eulerian Cycle on an Octahedron) by Thomas C. Hull. Displayed at the Exhibition of Mathematical Art, Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Diego, California, 2008.
See also "Pleated Cone" and "Folding Math."
Photo by I. Peterson
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