The hexagon is my companion on my trip through the ternary landscape. I really want to make square plots so using 6 trits is very satisfying (sides of 2³ = 27 elements). You will find two versions. In one version it is a piece of a circle to the outside and the inside (and a straight line in case of a “0”); the other version is a fold to the outside or the inside (and also a straight line).

6 trits hexagons, arcs, black on white, in sequence (nr. 15-01)

• 6 trits so 3⁶ = 729 elements (27×27)
• Half circles to the inside and the outside
• Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
• Black pigmented fineliner
• In sequence from the top left to the bottom right
• Dimensions: 28×14,5 cm

Detail

6 trits hexagons, folds, black on white, in sequence (nr. 15-02)

• 6 trits so 3⁶ = 729 elements (27×27)
• Folds to the inside and the outside
• Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
• Black pigmented fineliner
• In sequence from the top left to the bottom right
• Dimensions: 18×18 cm
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Detail