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Water flowed from left to right.

Width of scene is about four feet (1.2m).

Milk vortices formed in a cup of coffee.

Also available on Wikipedia Commons: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Milk_vortices.jpg

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

Output from The Sands reserach

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

The image stands as a testament to the unending wonders of science and the unfathomable depths of nature's complexities. A ferrofluid has transformed into an otherworldly landscape, an iron-rich liquid, shaped into innumerable spikes by magnetic forces. The intricate spiky mounds, resembling an alien terrain or a bizarre underwater flora, carry a stark metallic sheen. A play of light and dark accentuates each minute detail, granting an almost three-dimensional depth to the photograph. The result is a unique vision that teeters on the edge of the real and surreal. Straddling the domains of art and physics, this image by Duncan Rawlinson lays bare the fascinating contours of the invisible magnetic fields that surround us, bringing to life the abstract forms they can create. Each spike is an individual testament to this unseen force, a minute but powerful affirmation of the omnipresence of physics in our universe.

 

Duncan.co/quantum-quills

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

Small wash draining onto the mud flats of Floating Island.

Water flowed from top to bottom.

Width of scene is about two feet (0.6m).

 

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

Duncan Rawlinson presents a piece that combines the straightforward techniques of photography with the capabilities of artificial intelligence. In this image, traditional elements of nature meet a burst of digital color, suggesting a quiet narrative that unfolds in the viewer’s imagination. The work is a straightforward attempt to navigate the new landscape of AI-assisted art creation, offering a visual dialogue between the real and the algorithmically generated.

 

Duncan.co/the-curious-divide

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

Collaboration between Heather D. Freeman and Jeff Murphy.

2006

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

Arcadia Beach, Oregon.

The dark spots above the water were made by rain drops on my lens.

The frame after the forms have been removes

The image stands as a testament to the unending wonders of science and the unfathomable depths of nature's complexities. A ferrofluid has transformed into an otherworldly landscape, an iron-rich liquid, shaped into innumerable spikes by magnetic forces. The intricate spiky mounds, resembling an alien terrain or a bizarre underwater flora, carry a stark metallic sheen. A play of light and dark accentuates each minute detail, granting an almost three-dimensional depth to the photograph. The result is a unique vision that teeters on the edge of the real and surreal. Straddling the domains of art and physics, this image by Duncan Rawlinson lays bare the fascinating contours of the invisible magnetic fields that surround us, bringing to life the abstract forms they can create. Each spike is an individual testament to this unseen force, a minute but powerful affirmation of the omnipresence of physics in our universe.

 

Duncan.co/ferrofluid-fable

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

24-27 June 2013

San Diego, California

Output from The Sands project

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