Oceans of Perspectives

Contrarian Abstracts.

The 21st century offers an unprecedented buffet of ideologies. As an unintended consequence of having limited energy, many of my perspectives are abstract. Thanks to my fellow humans, who have created and shared abundant specialized information, research, and data, these artworks attempt to interpret their objective findings subjectively. It is fascinating to extrapolate modern-day counter-intuitive concepts within the context of my observed experience. Since a scientific approach inherently requires empirically backed inferences, I chose this lens to contextualize my point of view and recalibrate my operating guidelines. These artworks serve as satisfying and gratifying epiphanies, even when frustratingly at odds with one another. I venture into all that weird, counterintuitive territory through a weirdly intuitive process. Alone, each is a fascinating microscopic insight. Together, they are puzzle pieces of the bigger picture (apparently happy to stay in a perpetual WIP status).

Light is not just a physical phenomenon but also my favorite brush in Procreate, a tool I use to create art. With the ability to twist, expand, and liquefy light, I can simulate the phenomena observed in the universe. This process allows me to examine the evolution of colors, from the primordial bright photons to the vibrant hues we experience today. Introducing noise, distortion, and glitches adds an element of surprise as patterns emerge from the most rudimentary scribbles and figures.

This art collection draws inspiration from various styles, including Hubble/JWST/Chandra/Space images, Biotech visualizations, CBT & Psychological explorations, Abstract Expressionism, Modern art, Tanjore, Madhubani, and Action painting. (As demonstrated in the previous sentence, I like to take creative liberties and have serious commitment issues with labels.)

It comprises particles, waves, composites, and forces as they are observed right now in their whatever state.