"Strange attractor of cancer in its phase space", watercolor on paper, adobe illustrator, printed on canvas 24" x 24" © 2015
"In the begining", acrylic on canvas, 24" x 30" © 2015
"Elements of fear", mixed media, 18" x 24" © 2015
"Elements of hope", mixed media, 18" x 24" © 2015
"The chaotic problem - 1" , watercolor on paper, adobe illustrator, variable size © 2015
"The chaotic problem - 2", watercolor on paper, adobe illustrator, printed on canvas, 30" x 40" © 2015
"The chaotic problem - 3", watercolor on paper, adobe illustrator, variable size © 2015
"The solution in intermittency", acrylic on canvas, 30" x 40" © 2015
Looking Forward, acrylic on canvas, 24" x 24" © 2015
The unpredictability of cancer possesses a threat to personalized cures. Although cancer is studied as a chaotic system, the shape of its unpredictability is unclear. This unpredictability develops from missing information gathered over many cell divisions. Here, using techniques from cubism and abstract expressionism, I represent the unpredictability of cancer. The trajectory that cancer cells follow in terms of their common biological attributes, twists and turns in a high dimensional space. This cognitive art-science model puts forward the idea that all the biological attributes of cancer should be studied in single-cell level.
