Spiral Arm Dance #2 is a drawing by Regina Valluzzi which was uploaded on August 11th, 2015.
Spiral Arm Dance #2
Archival pigmented ink (fine tipped pen) and archival art marker on acid free paper. 8�10 inch drawing in an 11�14 inch mat. Completely hand... more
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Title
Spiral Arm Dance #2
Artist
Regina Valluzzi
Medium
Drawing - Acrylic On Canvas
Description
Archival pigmented ink (fine tipped pen) and archival art marker on acid free paper. 8�10 inch drawing in an 11�14 inch mat. Completely hand drawn without the use of computer assistance.
When I was drawing this piece I was reminded of the shape and pattern of some of the spiral arm galaxies that have been observed using the Hubble in recent years (decades soon). The circles are a reminder that mass is clustered in a fractal or self-similar arrangement across several length scales. Stippling suggests the halo of cosmic dust.
I am not an Astrophysicist, but it is a subject that fascinated me as a girl. When I try to think about stars and planets, dust and star clusters all orbiting together and around one another, I cannot help but imagine a slow and incredibly complex and refined dance.
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August 11th, 2015
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