Hand-carved and printed linocut on certain fundamental principles of quantum physics and the double slit experiment (vertical central part) all mixed with abstract elements. all forming a graphically coherent and SF-inspired whole
this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2024
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I remember showing your work to my then girlfriend and being so amazed about the work it takes to make these! Is there anywhere you explain each part of the pieces (as in meaning/inspiration)? I'd love to read about it
as it is above all a graphic work I am a little reluctant to explain everything because it kills the mysterious aura. But I did it for this one because it is the most scientifically based of all my engravings : here is the explanatory sheet :)
Thank you so much for sharing! And don't worry, it's not any less interesting to me now that there is an explanation, quite the opposite really.
Keep it up man, I hope I can buy a piece from you someday! Cheers
thanks mate :)