Quantum Foam Wood Print

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Hand drawn (with my hand holding a pen on a piece of paper), 11 x 14 inch original.

Archival art marker and pigmented felt tip pen on Crescent "RendR" acid and lignin free paper (similar to a Bristol Board).

"Quantum Foam" is an artists's visualization of a concept from Quantum Mechanics and String Theory. At very small length scales and in very high vacuum, space time is believed to be very active, full of short-lived virtual particles that spontaneously appear and disappear. the shape of the universe may also be very complex and convoluted at these length scales like a writhing self-similar foam.

Follow me on Twitter @NerdlyPainter See my images available for Royalty free and Rights Managed Licenses ! (easy peasy checkout) Statement: Art can illuminate even the most elusive and difficult to comprehend ideas. Scientific imagery can be as impenetrable as well as intriguing and beautiful. Analysis of many technical diagrams, presentations of data, and scientific images is a set of commonly accepted rules that are learned and internalized over years of study and publication. These rules and tightly codified visual metaphors help scientists communicate complex ideas mostly amongst themselves, but they could also become barriers to new ideas and insights. Valluzzi's images are abstracted and diverge from the typical rules and...