Lemniscate was created from leaves on the forest floor during a land art hike on the Garden Route of the southern Cape, South Africa in August 2013. This is one of my favourite symbols of life’s ongoing, regenerative cycles of change.
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So simple and yet so beautiful! I was wondering what does lemniscate mean?
Lemniscate is the name given to a curve shaped like an 8, or an infinity sign. http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Lemniscate.html, notes that “Jakob Bernoulli published an article in Acta Eruditorum in 1694 in which he called this curve the lemniscus (Latin for ‘a pendant ribbon’).”