Watercolors of my Mathematics
Acquerelli de Le mie Mattematiche
Acquerelli de Le mie Mattematiche
Nº 11 · 2/05-23.3[1]
· Every equation presented here is written by me; it is part of my composition of pure mathematics and mathematical physics (yes, hard sciences are joyfully close to music): I mean, my books and my articles, see my main website: https://www.edoardoniccolai.com. The conception and artistic realization, i.e. the watercolors, are also mine.
· Painting tools: old-style Chinese brushes.
· Professional pigments, natural pigments, organic powders (flowers), and inorganic minerals.
· Papers type: Arches Aquarelle, 100% Cotton, Grain Fin Cold Pressed, 300 g/m², 140 lb.
· The process of transposition of my equations onto the cotton paper was not done typographically (no typography of my knowledge was either able or willing to use this type of paper so thick and porous, due to limitations related to the typographic machines on the market); so I succeeded in my purpose thanks to a homemade-process, which I name Bob-xerox, via aluminum and selenium.
· Size: 210 x 297 mm, 8.3 x 11.7 inches.
· More details at https://www.monstrandum.com: here you can buy the original math-artwork, or one or more photos in digital format. (Those who have an interest exclusively in the string of binary digits, rather than the original work on cotton paper, they can benefit from this possibility; in my hard disk drive are stored Canon RAW images, 300 DPI in pixels/inch, from which it is easy to get high resolution pics in TIFF format, ready for any type of printing).
· Painting tools: old-style Chinese brushes.
· Professional pigments, natural pigments, organic powders (flowers), and inorganic minerals.
· Papers type: Arches Aquarelle, 100% Cotton, Grain Fin Cold Pressed, 300 g/m², 140 lb.
· The process of transposition of my equations onto the cotton paper was not done typographically (no typography of my knowledge was either able or willing to use this type of paper so thick and porous, due to limitations related to the typographic machines on the market); so I succeeded in my purpose thanks to a homemade-process, which I name Bob-xerox, via aluminum and selenium.
· Size: 210 x 297 mm, 8.3 x 11.7 inches.
· More details at https://www.monstrandum.com: here you can buy the original math-artwork, or one or more photos in digital format. (Those who have an interest exclusively in the string of binary digits, rather than the original work on cotton paper, they can benefit from this possibility; in my hard disk drive are stored Canon RAW images, 300 DPI in pixels/inch, from which it is easy to get high resolution pics in TIFF format, ready for any type of printing).
