Polyform Style

Đoko G. Marković mathematician, painter and poet, is known as the creator of Geometric poliformisms, ie. Polyforms principles and their application. PhD thesis 'New Perspectives on Teaching Mathematics in light of didactic polyforms principles' at the Faculty of Science in Novi Sad.

He now works as a professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niksic. So far he has published a large number of research papers. As a free artist had several solo and group exhibitions images. Particularly notable were the ones called Mathematics and the Arts - Geometric poliformism in the painting, which is in the gallery of the museum 'Nikola I' in Niksic and Gallery 'Kuslevova house' museum in Podgorica, as well as those in the gallery of the Cultural Center and IUNP Novi Pazar. Collection of poems 'shadow of prosočenih martyrs' published in 2001 in Niksic.

Polyformism is a concept that presents diverse concepts of the same phenomenon.

"Polyform art: The term polyform refers to collections of repeated edge-connected shapes that cover a part or all of a Euclidean space. The space can be either flat surface in the plane or a volume. Recently, polyforms have been introduced by D. Markovic in paintings. Polyform art provides a powerful vehicle for mathematics education, since it offers imaginative explorations of space using various combinations of geometric shapes full of colour, pleasing to eye, and encouraging an intuition of the infinite reaches of space as polyforms stretch toward the edges of a visual field."