In the ebb and flow of the universe, the same particles create the largest suns and the smallest grains of sand; it is as if the quantum forces penetrate down into the very essence of reality. Chaotically (or not), the existence of reality perpetuates itself through the combinations of physical matter and "negative space," a concept which contemporary art embraces and explores. We know now that there really is no such thing as empty space; tiny quantum forces are always present such as something known as back wave radiation. The waves, forces, and particles are always moving as if commuting through a cosmic Grand Central Station; I wonder if we will ever truly understand their true destination.
"I mean to watch how things breakdown and there's a kind of aesthetic beauty in that" - Ralph Steadman
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Everything is Everything Else
In the ebb and flow of the universe, the same particles create the largest suns and the smallest grains of sand; it is as if the quantum forces penetrate down into the very essence of reality. Chaotically (or not), the existence of reality perpetuates itself through the combinations of physical matter and "negative space," a concept which contemporary art embraces and explores. We know now that there really is no such thing as empty space; tiny quantum forces are always present such as something known as back wave radiation. The waves, forces, and particles are always moving as if commuting through a cosmic Grand Central Station; I wonder if we will ever truly understand their true destination.
Labels:
abstract,
drawing,
expressionism,
postmodern,
sketchbook
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