MO-Labs

Mathematics made
visible — and tangible.

MO‑Labs is the studio of mathematician Oliver Labs: algebraic surfaces as fine‑art prints, and mathematical forms as 3D‑printed sculptures.

Surface art Sculptures
Barth sextic — an algebraic surface with 65 singular points

Algebraic surface art

The hidden shapes of equations — rendered at high resolution as prints.

Labs septic
Labs septic — 99 points, a world record
Barth sextic
Barth sextic — 65 nodes (Wolf Barth, 1996)
Quintic with 15 cusps
Quintic — 15 cusps

Prints coming soon.

3D-printed mathematical sculptures

MO‑Labs is also known for its 3D‑printed mathematical sculptures — algebraic surfaces and models made to hold, not just to look at. Explore the sculptures, with details and ordering, on the dedicated site.

3D-printed algebraic surface sculptures in neon colors
Surface sculptures
Togliatti quintic sculpture, 3D-printed
Togliatti quintic
Clebsch cubic with its 27 lines, 3D-printed
Clebsch — 27 lines
A space curve inside a cube casting its projection
Space curve & shadow
Visit math‑sculpture.com

About

Oliver Labs is a mathematician who constructs algebraic surfaces carrying record numbers of singular points. Several are his own discoveries — among them the Labs septic, the world record for degree 7 with 99 singular points. His renderings bring both these own results and the great classical surfaces — Barth, Kummer, Clebsch, Togliatti and more — to life, each credited to the mathematician who found it.