A mathematical visualization of the first 2700 integers according
to their prime factorization. Solid squares represent prime
numbers, each with a unique symbol or texture. Two is a dot.
Three is a dash. Five is a centered vertical line. Composite
numbers are represented by a composition of symbols representing
their prime factors. For example, 6 is a dot and a dash. The
numbers are written in boustrophedon; the first row reads 1-45, left
to right. The second row reads 46-90, right to left (45 and 90 are
arcs, not squares). Gnothi Seauton is an ancient Greek aphorism
meaning “know thyself” and an anagram of “Huge Notations.”