In the Vacuum Visualization art project, the artist gets a sense of beauty from the real data of quantum random fluctuations in the vacuum, and simulates it through 3D digital software to create a "dance of the void". This creative process is like a human using the Hubble palette to paint the unreachable space. The artist hopes that through this work, we can use the technology and aesthetics on a human scale to understand the vacuum that cannot be perceived by the flesh.
In classical physics, a vacuum is considered an empty space without matter or photons. However, quantum physics says that the same space is like a sea of virtual particles, constantly appearing and disappearing, and the changes are completely random and unpredictable. This uncertainty in quantum mechanics has a special philosophical beauty, just like the vibration of life in the primordial soup, which constitutes the most primitive and mysterious dance of nature.
In the work, the artist obtains the real random numbers generated by quantum fluctuations detected in real time in a vacuum (the data comes from the Australian National University Quantum Number (AQN) network open source platform), and uses these real random numbers to drive in 3D software The force/velocity of the movement of the particles, thereby artistically and poetically simulating the mysterious fluctuations in the vacuum, and finally presented in the form of video art.
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Collectors can choose to collect this video version of the work, which comes from the random fluctuations the artist got when he first observed the vacuum in this project, and is the only very rare. You can also contact the artist and invite her to observe the vacuum at a specific time to get a random number and generate a customized version for you. 💗
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