“ Most Beautiful Equation “

2009-2010 • Wall sculpture mosaic, bus-relief marmorino.

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Details

Type
Wall Sculpture
Materials
Multi color Onyx, (deposit Pakistan) Lapis Lazuli (deposit Afghanistan) on the top of Marmorino plaster
Dimensions
W 29 x H 29 inches
Technique
Wall sculpture mosaic, bus-relief marmorino.
Year
2009-2010

About this Work

The movement created by two opposing forces. 

Name is " Most Beautiful Equation " originally in math

Euler's equation in form of Art.

Science without art will survive, Art without science cannot exist.

The interaction between two opposing forces creates spiral movement.

Nothing repeats in the universe, and fixed rules that never change do not guarantee stability or order.

This principle is still ignored by the majority of the world's population.

Mamorino plaster panel 24x24 inches was prepared for this project in June, 2006.
Semi-precious stone Onyx, scale of Mohs 4.2,- 4.8 (deposit Balochistan, Pakistan) collection of 2004-2007 years and semi-precious sone Lapis Lazuli, scale of Mohs 5.9,- 6.4 (deposit Badakhshan, Afghanistan) collection of 2008
Stone mosaic 14x14 inches on the top of marmorino panel, started on November 2009, finished in August 2010.
Mosaic created by 9 pieces of Onyx and 1 pieces of Lapis Lazuli. Stone was collected, cut into pieces then polished and glued together by clear epoxy. Made in the bas-relief mosaic technique. LED lights installed inside of the panel behind the mosaic for viewing natural reflections of light. The stone is translucent and interacts with light, revealing additional depth of its natural structure. Light reveals the beauty of the stone hidden in deep, same as art can illuminate the darker sides of life.