Entanglement
'Two particles that may be very far apart, even millions or billions of miles, are mysteriously linked together. Whatever happens to one of them immediately causes a change in the other one.' (Amir D. Aczel)
Perennial Paradox
Perspex, fibre-optic cable
29 (h) x 43 (w) x 20 (d) cm
2013
‘Nature has linked all parts of her Empire together by subtle threads of magnetic sympathy, and, there is a mutual correlation even between a star and a man; thought runs swifter than the electric fluid, and your thought will find me if projected by a pure impulse, as mine will find, has found, and often impressed your mind. We may move in cycles of activity divided – not entirely separated from each other.’ (Master El Morya and Master Kuthumi)
Entanglement Collider
Perspex, mixed media
39 (h) x 11 (w) x 11 (d) cm
2013
‘The word itself, quantum, denotes a small packet of energy – a very small one. In quantum mechanics, as the theory is called, we deal with the basic building blocks of matter, the constituent particles from which everything in the universe is made.’ (Amir D. Aczel)
‘When the quantum system contains more than one particle, the superposition principle gives rise to the phenomenon of entanglement. It is now not just a particle interfering with itself – it is a system interfering with itself: an entangled system.’ (Amir D. Aczel)
Entanglement
Perspex, bioresin, wire
2 x 17cc
2013
‘… when particles 1 and 2 are entangled, there is no way to characterize either one of them by itself without referring to the other as well.’ (Amir D. Aczel)
Entanglement (horizontal)
