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A black building, give me a sense of denial!
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My dear mother has always said “Those who play with fire are likely to get burned”. This artwork represents those that are now playing with fire thousands of times hotter than the core of the sun right here on Earth… and we may ALL get burned this time! / / This artwork was inspired by recent news about the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Geneva, Switzerland, on the same day as the first initial test of the huge particle accelerator / collider. Apparently, some hackers from Greece successfully penetrated the computer systems at CERN from over the internet. The hackers made there way so deep within the CERN computer network that the were only one step away from being able to shut down the 12,000 ton superconducting magnet that contains the proton particle collisions within the ALICE complex at CERN. You can read the news article about these hackers at the link shown below. / / Hackers attack Large Hadron Collider / http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/earth/2008/09/12/scicern212.xml / / If this scenario were to happen while one of the collision experiments was taking place, it would mean a complete failure in containing both the particle beam and the protons riding that beam at almost the speed of light’. In other words, invoking a catastrophic failure within the LHC that could result in anything from removing Geneva from the world map, to creating a black hole that could not be contained within the magnetic fields generated by the LHC superconducting magnet in ALICE. / / CERN is planning their first particle collision experiments around the end of October 2008. This time table may end up being pushed up, as other scientists are continuing to file suits for a ‘cease and desist’ order to have the LHC deactivated until more research can be done to more adequately prove out the theory the CERN scientists are counting on (Hawking’s Radiation) to keep the world safe. / / I recently wrote an article with another accompanying artwork about the LHC, which described the multitude of dangers associated with the collider that were not being reported to the public by the scientists that are involved with the project. I was pretty much ridiculed by the majority of people on the content of my article, and now only four days after the start up of the LHC the scientists at CERN are already proving out many of the points I argued in my article. I would love to say “who is laughing now?”, however, there is definitely nothing to laugh about regarding this serious issue. / / If you have not already read my article about the LHC, then PLEASE take the time to read it at the link shown below. The issues involved with the LHC could very well become the biggest threat that mankind faces today. / / Be Afraid / http://www.redbubble.com/people/art4earth/writing/1682509-be-afraid / / The artwork was created using quite a number of mixed media techniques. The source image of the Earth used as protons came from a PD image from NASA. Compositing, painting, and other effects were all created in Photoshop. This artwork is difficult to appreciate on the web, as the original is 9600 pixels by 4800 pixels at 300 pixels per inch. It is very intricate in detail on the full-size image, not viewable at viewing sizes over the web. / / Hopefully, this artwork will remind you of the potential danger the scientists at CERN are posing to all of us, and make you realize that not all scientific pursuits are acceptable in the world we live in today! / / Thanks for the visit! / / Art4Earth /
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The latest theory is that Stonehenge was a place of healing. / Whatever it’s purposes, to me the henge is a remarkable monument to the dogged determination of our ancestors. I did a written piece on Stonehenge & Avebury titles “Standing Stones of Wiltshire” and was blown away by the distances the stones were hauled. “Staggering” is the term that comes to mind – pun fully intended.
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I would love to see this as big as a building… maybe printed onto the cloth that they use to wrap round builders scaffolding.
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A whirlpool or order in chaos? It’s abstract, so you can always decide for yourself! Copyright 2008 Susan Connors. All Rights Reserved.
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Fractal
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ALCHEMY AND MAGICK V GOD
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dna
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A Mesembryanthemum – Crystaltinum – in the Ice plant family, taken up close and personal with a 60mm macro lens (hand held). / Approx size of flower – 1cm. / Distance from lens – 4.5cm.
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In Switzerland they’ve built this thing / It has no gears and has no springs / And when you wind it up it flings / Protons together in it’s rings / / Accelerated near light speed / Protons collide to fulfill deed / What scientists have all agreed / Will be new science, new indeed The task of all these scientists / To find what may or not exist / Yet prove their theories, they’ll persist / Stand strong against those who’d resist / / These protons held by coppers wind / And hopefully keep them confined / When slammed together hope to find / God’s particle to change mankind / / But if they’re wrong about their goal / Accomplishment that they extol / Instead of God, they find black hole / Then kiss your ass and bless your soul / / This fractal artwork was inspired while watching a documentary about the history of particle accelerators on PBS. I have also been keeping abreast on the ongoing developments at CERN in Switzerland, where they are about to start up the world’s largest particle accelerator next June. This accelerator is called the ‘Large Hadron Collider’, or just LHC for short, and has taken 20 years and 8 billion dollars to construct. The collider is contained in a circular tunnel with a circumference of 27 kilometres (17 mi) at a depth ranging from 50 to 175 meters underground, so large that it crosses the Swiss and French border twice. This is the most complex device ever designed and built by humankind. The scientists at CERN will be attempting to find the hypothetical ‘Higgs-Boson’ particle, also nicknamed the ‘God’ particle. The Higgs-Boson particle is theorized to be the force that holds all matter together. They are going to try and do this by slamming two protons into one another, each traveling at almost the speed of light. I sure hope those guys know what they are doing out there in Switzerland, as their are other scientists against the experiment saying it could possibly create a black hole right here on Earth!! / Sounds like a zero error sport to me! / / This was created in ChaosPro. The original is 4800×6000 pixels at 300 pixels per inch. The gradient was created with the gradient editor that comes bundeled with ChaosPro. This artwork is difficult to see over the internet, so I have included a detail cutaway below to better give a feeling for the artwork. It is of a small section in the lower right corner. / / / /
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Early morning calm and a set of waves to disturb the reflection.
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You know what Quantum Mechanics is? If you do, then you understand this tee…
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Original abstract painting 40×30 in. Mixed media on canvas Representation: The Mac Worthington Gallery, Columbus OH. Please direct all inquiries there. http://www.macworthington.com/default.aspx Thanks for taking the time to look at my work.
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never understood them glad my calculator did
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Albert Einstein is best known for his theories of special relativity and general relativity. Einstein received the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics “for his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect.
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This was a cover for a comic years ago, focusing on the Kennedy assassination theories. It’s watercolor, xerography and collage. And yeah, I drew all those puzzle pieces and cut a few out!
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Found this pile of shiny orbs in a Baltimore flea market down by the harbor.
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Pay attention to Disney’s Logo, you will notice that 3 sixes are hidden there…may be it’s coincidence, may be it’s not…O.o
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Fractal Collage
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I have a great interest in the conspiracy theories involving 9/11 and wanted to create something to hint at this. No offense intended.
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Who needs lips when your trying to fit more meat in your mouth?
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