Marcella Giulia Lorenzi
The word “Photography” comes from two Greek words, Photos (light) and
Graphos
(writing, painting), so “drawing with the light”. Taking pictures
needs some devices
and a particular process in Space and Time. According to Einstein the
basic structure
of our world is SpaceTime and things exist in a spacetime continuum, a
world of four
dimensions: height, width, depth and time. A generative process is
usually referred to
as “setting in motion”. Motion is the essence of Life. To be alive is
to move. Selecting
particular initial conditions, adding a fourth dimension and
photographing motion by
means of randomised generative processes can give rise to very
expressionistic
results. "Painting with light".
The three images represent an ideal sequence,
from Platonic solids to curved surfaces (wormholes) in
three-dimensional space,
from past to future.
This is a real photo, made using experimental techniques.
Reality hides future dimensions.
Through wormholes one can travel in time,
exploring the colors of invisible Universes and tunnelling by a
quantum jump into the Future.
In the three images sequence it represents the future, curved surfaces (wormholes) in three-dimensional space.
Torino (Turin), Italy, is the city of Lagrange and Peano and many
other famous mathematicians. At Christmas time the city celebrates
with a contemporary art exhibion named "Luci d'artista" (Artists'
lights). Among them, "Tappeto volante" (Magic Carpet) Installation
in Piazza del Municipio by Daniel Buren. A digital picture of the
public installation, taken isolating only the lights, is almost an
hypnotic illusion, with mesmerizing perspective effects.
In the three images sequence it represents the past, Platonic
solids.
Multicolored Sinusoids created using a panning experimental
technique on a symmetrical background. Symmetrical rays in the
background explode linearly upwards, while lightwaves with all the
colors of the spectrum dance on the foreground.
Energy is more than visible light!
In the three images sequence it represents the present, curves in
two dimensions.