Slices of Time
Physicists Kip Thorne and Michio Kaku say that time travel is imaginable within recent theories of physics. Because Space bends, Time bends.
A river might cross from New York to Pennsylvania, then twist back over an invisible line, back to New York.
If Time bends like a river, and we float within it, we too can float forward and backward over invisible boundaries of Time. If the river encircles itself, as in an eddy, it creates a “slice” of Time in concentric circles.
In this piece, stacked next to each other, the slices of time flow backwards and forwards above the colorful spatial realm below.
I repeat these shapes of Time to help my 3D mind adapt to a 5D idea. Almost impossible, yes. But worth the effort for the incredible possibilities for our future.
Oil, acrylic paint collage and cold wax on paper, unframed.
Available as an original work (Payment Plan Available here)
A river might cross from New York to Pennsylvania, then twist back over an invisible line, back to New York.
If Time bends like a river, and we float within it, we too can float forward and backward over invisible boundaries of Time. If the river encircles itself, as in an eddy, it creates a “slice” of Time in concentric circles.
In this piece, stacked next to each other, the slices of time flow backwards and forwards above the colorful spatial realm below.
I repeat these shapes of Time to help my 3D mind adapt to a 5D idea. Almost impossible, yes. But worth the effort for the incredible possibilities for our future.
Oil, acrylic paint collage and cold wax on paper, unframed.
Available as an original work (Payment Plan Available here)