Lenticular Serendipity Poster

Twelve intersections of sphere pairs whose centres exactly touch (a sort of three-dimensional vesica piscis) positioned on the midpoints of the faces of a dodecahedron, form the elements of this image. I was actually enroute to precisely positioning these intersections parallel to each of the twelve faces, and discovered this interesting image while rendering a preliminary study. I liked the serendipitous effect that these twelve lenticular shapes created enough to do a colossal size, and here it is! :-) The background images refracted through the lenses are: a mirrored grid of the rings of Saturn, and a hexagonal grid of a twirled blossom at a botanical garden on Maui. (Created with POV-Ray http://www.povray.org) More info at: http://www.GeometryCode.com