In mathematics, a line is a simple, yet powerful concept. It’s the idea of an infinitely thin, perfectly straight path that stretches out endlessly in both directions. No curves, no breaks, just a pure, continuous path that goes on forever. In many ways, the relationships we form, the paths we take, and the ways we change over time can all be described with the same clarity and structure as lines and planes.

In both life and nature, patterns emerge. They exist everywhere, constantly evolving and intertwining, often going unnoticed. And perhaps unexpectedly, most if not all of these patterns can be understood from math.