Cyber-Dancer Print - Limited Edition of 100

This painting examines online identity, the meeting of technology and ancient philosophy, and the need for bodies in a virtual world. Wandering in the virtual world has been a habit of many millennials when growing up. In the virtual world you can create freely and break all boundaries. This work tries to explore the opposing forces of heaven and hell, human and animal, yin and yang from the cryptomathical perspective. Let me first tell you that cryptomathics isn’t a philosophy but a method. It is a way to approach the reality that is not without its faults. That’s why everyone remembers Einstein, and few remember Hilbert. Einstein adapted his theory to the observations made by science, while Hilbert wanted to force an esthetically pleasing mathematical concept upon the universe. This is because humans are creatures of order, while the real universe is neither chaos nor order. It´s best described by what Taoism calls The Way: the thin borderline between chaos and order that creates our reality. I have always been fond of the Buddhist ideology of Madhyamaka, which is about not descending into either side of the binary and viewing the world from the middle way. And then you get the result that is showed in the finished painting. The apparent unbalance in the picture adds to the sensation of a moving dancer who has been frozen in the cyberspacetime.