My creative process has been evolving gradually in the past year.
~ I am thinking about a little piece of physics, and how it is described with math.
~ Then I am creating a SageMath notebook (plus custom code) that outputs a set of functions as parametric curves in a three-dimensional space. Here, diffraction patterns for visible light are stacked upon each other, and weighted with Planck’s distribution function for blackbody radiation at the temperature corresponding to sunlight.
~ The goal is to create a ‘fabric’ of ‘threads’ or ‘wire loops’.
~ I look at the 3D structure from different perspectives, zoom in and out. I screenshot selected results.
~ I juxtapose it with images / drawings / formulas to create a collage. This is the step I’ve only added most recently – in this case I was intrigued by Isaac Newton’s illustrations of his 1704 book Opticks (Public domain).
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This was a recent Twitter thread of mine, adorned with my images exhibited here. I will use the tweets as seeds for poetry (and re-use the images).
I am using my dialogue approach to Found Poetry. I had once practiced with my favorite Feynman quote. I am searching for each phrase of mine with Google, then pick a phrase from the first website in the search results (bold italic font). This found snippet is sort of a ‘response’ – not on purpose, but it always turns out that way.
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My creative process has been evolving gradually
once things are moving new alternatives start appearing
in the past year.
you have a right to object
I am thinking about a little piece of physics,
And real answers, like ‘we don’t know.
and how it is described with math.
Pure and applied are not mutually exclusive
Then I am creating a SageMath notebook
you should have icons available
(plus custom code)
we have already taken care of that
that outputs a set of functions
someone give me examples
as parametric curves in a three-dimensional space.
this gives a particularly simple geometric object
Here, diffraction patterns for visible light are stacked upon each other,
We can’t help it. Nature just makes it happen.
and weighted with Planck’s distribution function for blackbody radiation
it is likely that Planck had seen this suggestion
at the temperature corresponding to sunlight.
an enormous amount of power
The goal is to create a ‘fabric’ of ‘threads’ or ‘wire loops’.
I had not done a thread loop in many years
I look at the 3D structure from different perspectives,
You are here
zoom in and out. I screenshot selected results.
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I juxtapose it with images / drawings / formulas
release the creative potential of the unconscious mind
to create a collage.
to tell a story – one that’s uniquely yours
This is the step I’ve only added most recently
for creating a colourful yet elegant festival
in this case I was intrigued
by how Rembrandt managed to paint these lights and darks
by Isaac Newton’s illustration
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of his 1704 book Opticks
(Public domain).
commonly enjoyed by mankind, such as air, sunlight and ocean.
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