John Snow

This piece is another inverse image of the astronomical clock in Prague under a random composition of trigonometric functions, multiplication, maximum, and minimum. As the events of 2020 move farther into the past, we can see structure returning to society and time. It may not be the same structure, but it has its own value.

This piece is the inverse image of the astronomical clock in Prague under a random composition of the functions $\cos(\pi x)$, $\sin(\pi x)$, $\cos(2 \pi x)$, $\sin(2 \pi x)$, $\sin(\pi x^2+\pi y^2)$, and $\cos(\pi x^2+\pi y^2)$ along with maximum, minimum, and multiplication. To perform the computations, the original image and the generated image are mapped onto the square $[-1,1]\times [-1,1]$, which is closed under all of the involved functions. The intent is to capture the dissolution of the cohesion of culture, time, and existence during the events of 2020. The clock and the times are hardly recognizable.