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BUNIMOVICH STADIUM QUANTUM BIL YARD VOLCANIC REEF RUM DOLLAR SUNSET 30 MILES TRAVERSE FROM BERKELEY VALE TO SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE. Diptych 1 of 2. Painting
Australia
Painting, Airbrush on Wood
Size: 47.2 W x 35.4 H x 0.4 D in
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AUTHENTICITY: Title description of work and signed "BIL" on reverse for authenticity... Diptych 1. of 2. & 2. of 2. (signed both panels) HYPOTHESIS: A divergence of a conceptual figments of my subconscious in relation to the Bunimovich stadium and or Quantum chaos... (madness to capture the imagination) of the viewer and personify a eccentric demeanor, Of conceptual notion. In the first panel the Quantum admiral colonial convict Yowie is located within a Bunimovich stadium with bil yard particle... who despite chaos travels from the future into the past to bennelong point... to have barbques with blue tongue lizards... Where the Glorious Sydney Opera house present location. METHODOLOGY : This work is a conceptual figment of relativity, derived from Quantum surrealism, Concept as a subconscious singularity, as is what the viewer see's. The overall image is not subjective or to be interpreted by the viewer, but proposes to fascinate the viewer. Conceptual elements from various concepts combine for the viewer to inspire wonderment of realism and the eccentric. WIKIPEDIA SUMMERY: The table called the Bunimovich stadium is a rectangle capped by semicircles. Until it was introduced by Leonid Bunimovich, billiards with positive Lyapunov exponents were thought to need convex scatters, such as the disk in the Sinai billiard, to produce the exponential divergence of orbits. Bunimovich showed that by considering the orbits beyond the focusing point of a concave region it was possible to obtain exponential divergence. As a general statement, one may say that whenever the classical equations of motion are integrable (e.g. rectangular or circular billiard tables), then the quantum-mechanical version of the billiards is completely solvable. When the classical system is chaotic, then the quantum system is generally not exactly solvable, and presents numerous difficulties in its quantization and evaluation. The general study of chaotic quantum systems is known as quantum chaos.
Original Created:2015
Subjects:Science
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Painting:Airbrush on Wood
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:47.2 W x 35.4 H x 0.4 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
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NAME: William "BIL" Anderson JR (born Australia 1980). William Anderson Jr AKA William "BIL" Anderson JR. Is a Nero diverse Australasian Psychedelic Quantum Super flat pop artist synthesizer music designer from New South Wales Australia... BIL is a Accidental Savant or unlikely artist referring the BLACK SWAN THEORY by Nassim Nicholas Teleb beyond the realm of normal expectations or highly improbable.... And was Inspired compelled to create work after seeing the Japanese cartoon anime works of TAKASHI MURAKAMI and his super flat art movement... While recovering from a Acquired Brain Injury or Traumatic brain Injury... BIL began see abstract visions of mathematical object Geometry transposed onto Japanese anime bipedal humanoid characters as a analog inspired by works created by Francis Bacon Brett Whiteley and Damien Hirst... At first exhibit at the Japan foundation he called them Yeti's... But after finding out that he has both convict Scottish Australian aboriginal ancestry later referring to them as Yowie's and or Yowie Quinkin... After Australian aboriginal Quinkin mythology... Unaware for many years of his Accidental Savantism... He was later diagnosed with Asperger's is on the autism spectrum informed of his Acquired Savant Syndrome... form this BIL developed his own outsider theory's calling it the QUANTUM SUPERFLAT ART MOVEMENT where BIL creates art in the Quantum state of ambiguity... And has had numerous exhibitions at BARANGAROO, JAPAN FOUNDATION, ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES, And GOSFORD REGINOAL GALLERY.
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