Mathematicians began to create shapes that didn't exist.

And I can use those patterns now to create origami shapes.

The bottles connect together, and you can create different shapes, different forms.

And it allows people to explore the negative shapes that they create when they're just going about their everyday business.

Three dimensional shapes and the space they create in the middle creates a new shape, the answer to the sum.

He believed that there were 70 basic poses or shapes of the human face, and that those basic poses or shapes of the face can be combined to create infinite possibilities of everything the human face is capable of doing.

It's not about the shapes, it's how the shapes reflect light.

Patient Their shapes ...

Those shapes are parabolas.

Michael Hansmeyer Building unimaginable shapes

What shapes are the trees?

Doctor What are their shapes?

Different shapes for different phonemes, right?

Those shapes are difficult to change.

And there's lots of different shapes.

So you make all these 3D shapes.

A brush is used to fill shapes.

And of course buildings have their shapes.

Carolyn Steel How food shapes our cities

And here's how news shapes what Americans see.

They come in all different sizes and shapes.

They come in a lot of different shapes.

And these tiling units, I designed specifically so that they would contain parts of letterforms within their shapes so that I could then join those pieces together to create letters and then words within the abstract patterning.

You can recognize them instantly by their fantastic shapes.

Woman Have any of these diamond shapes gone out?

Amy Cuddy Your body language shapes who you are

We sit around it and it shapes our minds.

See what we're finding is it's not necessarily the reality that shapes us, but the lens through which your brain views the world that shapes your reality.

Golan Levin, an artist and engineer, uses modern tools robotics, new software, cognitive research to make artworks that surprise and delight. Watch as sounds become shapes, bodies create paintings, and a curious eye looks back at the curious viewer.

The mathematicians who were saying these were pathologically useless shapes?

What shapes you? Two invisible forces. Very quickly. One state.

And then in 1977, Benoit Mandelbrot, a French mathematician, realized that if you do computer graphics and used these shapes he called fractals, you get the shapes of nature.

Wind and time have twisted our landscape into very strange shapes, and these shapes are speckled with wildlife that has become so adapted to this harsh and strange land.

The ocean drives climate and weather, stabilizes temperature, shapes Earth's chemistry.

Your model of the world is what shapes you long term.

Here we have our star field. Here we have our shapes.

They come in different shapes they're made out of different molecules.

Shapes which are of such complication, such harmony and such beauty.

It's a re conceptualization of the way food shapes our lives.

What's important about this is these shapes are duals of each other.

No matter what the shapes were, the growth law is the same.

And the astrolabes come in many different sizes and shapes and forms.

So, these are the different kinds and shapes of the hurdy gurdy.

Confirmations are really just different shapes or different orientations of the same molecule.

And primary visual cortex sees just simple geometry, just the simplest of shapes.