Wooo... i have been researching on the golden ratio.

I found it so interesting so i am going to use it on research methodology.

So i think my question will be...

"research on how implementing the golden ratio in interior spaces will affect its aesthetic."

Can?

I think can la. Lol.

The Golden Rectangle is a unique and a very important shape in mathematics. The Golden Rectangle appears in nature, music, and is also often used in art and architecture. The special property of the Golden Rectangle is that the ratio of its length to the width equals to approximately 1.618:



The Golden Rectangle is considered to be one of the most pleasing and beautiful shapes to look at, which is why many artists have used it in their work.

The two artists, who are perhaps the most famous for their use of the golden ratio, are Leonardo Da Vinci and Piet Mondrian.

Leonardo Da Vinci:
Leonardo Da Vinci was a great Italian Renaissance painter as well as a scientist and inventor, who lived in 15th century. In his art, Da Vinci carefully examined the proportions of the human body and found many occurrences of the golden ratio and golden rectangles.

Art Masterpiece: Mona Lisa

You probably heard of "Mona Lisa" before. This is one of the most famous paintings in the world, and is a very good example of Da Vinci's use of the golden ratio in art.

If you draw a rectangle around Mona Lisa's face, that rectangle will turn out to be golden. The dimensions of the painting itself also form a golden rectangle. As well, the proportions of Mona Lisa's body exhibit several golden ratios. For example, a golden rectangle can be drawn from her neck to just above the hands.

You can see the actual Mona Lisa in Louvre, Paris.