Penrose Tiling Geometry Print

Non-repeating. Non-periodic. Infinite. The Penrose tiling covers the plane in two shapes that never quite settle into a pattern — expressed here as a spare monochrome field. A piece that rewards patience. Perfectly placed in a design studio, research office, or a room that tolerates ambiguity.

• 180 gsm matte art paper · 300 DPI · archival pigment ink · made to order, designed in the UK and printed locally to you
• Sizes: 12×18in · 16×20in · 18×24in — unframed
• Framed (Black or Natural Wood): 12×18 · 16×20 · 18×24 · classic frame, perspex glaze, no mount, ready to hang
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How this piece was made. Drawn in code. No generative AI was used in this design. Subject: Roger Penrose, Oxford, 1974 — printed attribution. NOTE: this is a LIVE rights-holder and an OPEN IP FLAG held by Jesse (Pentaplex v Kimberly-Clark, 1997). The SVG is an original five-fold kite-and-dart arrangement authored in-house; the flag is not resolved by this record. Composition: "Aperiodic. / It never repeats." — VOL V · § 10 · PENROSE TILING; printed gloss: "Roger Penrose · Oxford · 1974. / Two shapes that tile the plane forever / without ever forming the same pattern twice." Authored as HTML and SVG in the studio system. First rendered 2026-04-29. A source file and a dated first-render record are kept on file for every design in the series.