Absolutely obsessed with this blend of math, constraint, and creative freedom.
MacDonald turning the Fibonacci sequence into a cocktail language feels like synesthesia in a glass — not just mixing flavors, but orchestrating progression. There’s something almost poetic about a menu that isn’t a list, but a wheel, where each shift isn’t a new idea but a permutation within a system.
The concept reminds me of generative design in art and AI — where constraints don’t limit creativity, they trigger it. As in: what new combinations can emerge when you say “this is the only math you’re allowed to play with”?
Absolutely obsessed with this blend of math, constraint, and creative freedom.
MacDonald turning the Fibonacci sequence into a cocktail language feels like synesthesia in a glass — not just mixing flavors, but orchestrating progression. There’s something almost poetic about a menu that isn’t a list, but a wheel, where each shift isn’t a new idea but a permutation within a system.
The concept reminds me of generative design in art and AI — where constraints don’t limit creativity, they trigger it. As in: what new combinations can emerge when you say “this is the only math you’re allowed to play with”?