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Celestial Rhythms..by ©Artbyjolla

Both art and physics are unique forms of language. Each has a specialised lexicon of symbols that is used in a distinctive syntax.Their very different and specific contexts obscure their connection to everyday language as well as to each other. Nevertheless, it is noteworthy just how often the terms of one can be applied to the concepts of the other. “Volume,” “space,” “mass,” “force,” “light,” “colour,” “tension,” “relationship,” and “density” are descriptive words that are heard repeatedly if you trail along with a museum docent. They also appear on the blackboards of freshman college physics lectures. The proponents of these two diverse endeavours wax poetic about elegance, symmetry, beauty, and aesthetics. While physicists demonstrate that A equals B or that X is the same as Y, artists often choose signs, symbols, and allegories to equate a painterly image with a feature of experience. Both of these techniques reveal previously hidden relationships.

Inspired by the words of – Leonard Shlain

Acrylic on stretched canvas 24 x 36

https://fineartamerica.com/featured/celestial-rhythms-jolanta-anna-karolska.html ( The original sold )

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