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As the Hubble space telescope gets ready to celebrate 25 years since its launch, we look back at some of the most iconic images it has produced
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Nature, science, perception, and the arcane merge to form the foundational philosophy of Daniel Martin Diaz’s practice.
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"This series of photographs do justice to the mathematics within our universe. They merely exist to offer a whisper or a glance - to both the unsuspecting and the suspecting audience. Sublimity and gaze have long been conversation within the art world. The words are hardly used in mathematics. I...
In the 18th century, the English astronomer created a new appreciation for these celestial events.
