Original artwork description:

"Since the dawn of physics, matter has been thought to be made of particles. Now we have changed this point of view. Now we think matter is made of tiny strings.” This is how string theory came about, which says that particles are actually tiny invisible strings from which matter emanates like music from strings: "If you pluck it (the string) in a certain way, you get a certain frequency, but if you pluck it in another way, you can get more frequencies, so you have different notes."(Burt Ovrut). Michio Kaku, a professor at the City University of New York, says that "the universe is a symphony, and the laws of physics are the harmonies of a superstring." The drops of paint applied by overlapping colors are associated with the particles, and the broad gestures that cross the painting express the harmony of the strings / frequency of the sound emitted by the orchestra of the universe. The contrast of formal perception is expressed in the String painting. Complementary colors: warm green-pink and binary, green-violet animate the atmosphere of the painting, create the illusion of a three-dimensional space.

Materials used:

Oil

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