Quantum Fluctuations
Experimental Photograms
Exploring the Nature of Space, Time, Energy, and Matter
Quantum fluctuation refers to the constant flickering of matter and antimatter that fills the quantum vacuum. According to quantum cosmology these fluctuations, or “noise”, provided the seeds in the primordial plasm from which the universe(s) evolved. In other words, everything we can observe and imagine, from quarks, galaxies, and perhaps even parallel universes is the result of quantum flux; out of “nothingness” came everything.
These unique photograms were made as an exploration of the theories of relativity, quantum physics and cosmology. – Aric Attas
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