“Beauty is eternity gazing at itself in a mirror” - Kahlil Gaibran

“Beauty is a perfume without a name” - Arthur D, Ficke

“Beauty is the souvenir of pain” - Rober Nathan

These are just some of the countless examples of attempts to explain the unsolvable riddle - “What is beauty?” One characteristic that all of these “definitions” share is that they all fail in defining beauty. The reason they do not accurately explain it, is because all the definitions assume that beauty is a complex thing, and therefore needs to be explained with a complex medium, like language. To solve this question, however, we need not look further than basic mathematics – to an irrational number called “Phi”.

It was the Greeks who said, “All beauty is mathematics.” They were the first to discover that in almost every object or organism that was considered beautiful, there existed a common relation. This proportion, which is now referred to as the “golden ratio,” is the ratio of 1.618:1. Using this ratio, “golden shapes” can be built.

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