"New Event Horizon" creates a two-dimensional image based on one-dimensional information composed of "0 and 1" calculated by a computer program.
The feature of this work is that there is a surface where the display does
not shine in the center. This work consists of a black surface and an area
of shining light. As the number of calculations on the computer increases,
the black surface becomes an area of light. I was inspired by the information
about computers and black holes.
A black hole creates a curved two-dimensional plane in a three-dimensional space. If you fall into a black hole, you will approach the boundary of space-time where you cannot return to the three-dimensional space. That is the event horizon.
My work is a new "event horizon" in the information space.
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