Sean R Stewart
A line can only be imagined in reality. It exists only as a concept in the mind. A line, by definition, is comprised as an infinite series of points in a row. A point has no length, width, or height. If a point has no dimension, can a line exist as an infinite number of points?
These images play on the feature scale and the blurriness of lines with which the detail and focus-level are controlled.
Heterotic string theory was created by folding a photograph using free and open source software. It was then polarized with error points to create the asymmetry or 'human factor'.
The Mathematics of Rainbows was created using free and open source software. A solid square containing the colours of a rainbow was broken down and re-assembled with manual error points to fragment the piece. This provides a non-linear 'organized randomness' to the piece.