Hueytown The title of my artwork is ‘We don’t know how black holes grow,’ mixed media on canvas. It was such a joy to research and explore the world of gravitational waves and black holes. I really loved this brief. It got me thinking about the connection between each one of us and the vastness of the Cosmos.
http://blumberger.net/research/ What impressed me was http://hkbookkeeping.com/tally-prime-3 the determination with which one can hold an idea with such infinite potential but not yet measured. Scientists who go to sleep wondering how they can measure a hypothesis, how to prove something we can only begin to imagine. The design, technology and construction that has gone into the building of LIGO and VIRGO interferometers is truly mind-blowing.
I also thought about the parallels with hypnagogic visions we might see as we fall asleep each night, and of animators like Jordan Belson, sublime artistic imagery and film over the years which have hinted at the bending of space time.
We don’t know how black holes grow: Infinite understanding for the taking. Made of stars – with laser-sharp focus, awe and wonder – we behold the distortion and bending of the very fabric of reality. Gravitational waves and gamma rays: a unique fingerprint of the source of impact, bending and stretching astrophysical objects, evoking hypnagogic visions, an abstract rhythm connecting all things, an awakening of our psyche. Can you feel the pulse of cosmic tension?
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