artworks created exploring gravitational waves

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Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector, revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe. Cymatic experiments emulate the process in the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Gravitational waves were detected with solid data for the first time on earth by the LIGO (USA) & VIRGO (Italy) observatory scientists on June 28th 2023 a phenomenon predicted by Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity.

Images used to explain gravitational waves from NASA & the science community in general are all CGI or AI generated. To explore the physics behind the theory in the studio, here I am creating these waves in a more visible & easily understood way through cymatics using only physics and a camera to clearly demonstrate these waves. At certain frequencies, the waves resonate perfectly to create Faraday or standing waves. This is where the waves line up so well, the liquid takes on a pattern that doesn't appear to move; but what is interesting is the order, the connections and active link formations, almost like seeing electricity travelling through a circuit. functional and alive with ordered physics.

The confirmation of the existence of gravitational waves is a very important discovery in the scientific community. Albert Einstein predicted them in 1916 in his general theory of relativity. The data from LIGO (USA) & VIRGO (Italy) confirming their existence will aid many aspects of Astro Physics including the finding of new black holes which will now be a far simpler as telescopes themselves cannot see then, but now we can search for wave traces and locate them easily. A remarkable advance in itself; we are certain to find one very close to us now we know how to look.

Gravitational Waves evoke an analogy often used by scientists: the comparison between a complex, 3-dimensional spider web, and our “spongy” universe, with galaxies morphing into wall-like sheets, leaving huge voids of nearly empty space. This particular large-scale network can be seen as a reflection of the universe as though it had emerged through a cosmic cataclysm, caused by an entanglement of gravitational waves… making tangible an unfolding and affective understanding of space-time displacement. From this emerges a social space in the very act of becoming, the connection points acting as springboards for a continued symbiosis with our imperceptible universe.

A symbol of the interrelation of beings on earth and in space, Gravitational Waves are a heterogeneous immaterial architecture. Each point of interconnection becomes a social node supporting the entanglement of different perspectives. The idea of suspending the void, of capturing and separating it from the surrounding empty space, prompt reflections on the ways we attune with the Universe, floating as it were with our feet on the ground.

The data now shows that our universe is absolutely humming with gravitational waves. It is the language of nature that guides me, Its texts were written far before our coming into being and their exploration in the studio feel as profound to me as the unequivocal data confirming the existence of gravitational waves themselves.

The universe is humming with gravitational radiation—a very low-frequency rumble that rhythmically stretches and compresses spacetime and the matter embedded in it. The question now is: Are the long-wavelength gravitational waves with wavelength timelines ranging from years to decades, even to light years —also produced by black holes?

The black holes' orbital dance prior to merging vibrates spacetime analogous to the way waltzing dancers rhythmically vibrate a dance floor. Such mergers over the 13.8-billion-year age of the universe produced gravitational waves that today overlap, like the ripples from a handful of pebbles tossed into a pond, to produce the background hum. Because the wavelengths of these gravitational waves are measured in light years, detecting them required a galaxy-sized array of antennas to enable the collection of millisecond pulsars.Scientists are still not 100% sure that they are produced by supermassive black hole binaries. That is definitely the best guess, and it's fully consistent with the data.

Now with data confirming their existence, the next step is to fine tune & increase the sensitivity of our sensors and expand on our knowledge of astro physics because these findings are helping build an ancient tapestry view of our galaxy.

We can now explore the Inter connections of gravitational waves and astro physics. Gravitational waves are a phenomenon predicted by Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, which describes gravity as the curvature of spacetime caused by mass and energy. Gravitational waves are ripples in spacetime itself, analogous to the way a stone creates ripples in a pond when thrown into it. These waves propagate outward at the speed of light, carrying information about the dynamic processes that generated them.

Astrophysics, on the other hand, is the branch of astronomy that focuses on understanding the properties, behaviour, and interactions of celestial objects and phenomena. It seeks to unravel the mysteries of the universe, ranging from the smallest particles to the largest cosmic structures.

The interconnection between gravitational waves and astrophysics is profound and transformative.

PRODUCTION NOTES - Each piece is released as a single unique darkroom print, no editions are ever to be released. Each print is framed by the artist.
Circular works are in a 'Vortex' round frame 3d printed from recycled PLA. Non circular works are framed in a Shou Sugi Ban chemical free and naturally harvested cedar wood.

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0208, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0063, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0262, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0115, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0092, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0049, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0168, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6513, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0760, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0748, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0733, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0731, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0623, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 02-0071, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0231, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0410, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 02-0067, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 02-0069, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6887, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6732, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6698, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6452, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6449, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6669, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6673, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6695, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6684, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 6869, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0257, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0166, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0864, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0173, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0173-3, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0255, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Faraday Standing Wave Plate No. 0152, dated June 2023.

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Faraday Standing Wave Plate No. 0151, dated June 2023.

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Faraday Standing Wave Plate No. 0142, dated June 2023.

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Faraday Standing Wave Plate No. 0139, dated June 2023.

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Faraday Standing Wave Plate No. 0130, dated June 2023.

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0859, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0885, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0886, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0870, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0898, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0887, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0857, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum diasec UV gloss face & mount.
Framed in 3d printed recycled PLA 'Vortex' frame finished in matt black shellac.
Size 16.5 x 16.5 inches / 42 x 42 cms. 48 x 6 cms in the frame.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,680
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0701, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe.

Cymatic experiments emulate the process with the study of wave phenomena. Created using physics, photography, liquid and light without the use of CGI, AI or any other form of digital production.

Plate No. 0825, dated June 2023.

Unique print on archival paper, museum u/v varnish & mount.
Artist framed in Shou Sugi Ban chemical free, sustainably harvested cedar frame.
Print size 23.6 x 16.5 inches / 60 x 42 cms.
Artist signature & date recto in black ink.

Provenance: direct from the studio, encrypted NFC provenance tag, signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné.

GBP £3,280
Delivery instructions taken once sale is complete.

This is a unique print, no editions.
+ II AP's, each a different size and execution.

NB... The below security images of the signature & biometric tag are only visible to authenticated NFC tag scan attached to the artwork.

image I: signature & date (recto).

image II: initialled & numbered NFC TAG (verso).

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