Smash #106

One way of understanding how something works is smashing it to pieces.

This generative art project is inspired by particle collision diagrams:
The results of subatomic clashes inside a particle accelerator.

"The Pitch Experiment" is one of the longest - and perhaps also among the slowest - running lab experiments.
On the other end, particle collisions represent the extreme opposite of that, we can barely comprehend how fast they are.

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This token was created for THE PASSAGE: Pitch Drop experience, an interactive minting experience where your choices determine the design of your token.

To take part, please purchase an Edition 5 Coin on fx(hash) by HERE & NOW. The artwork and experience draw inspiration from the 'The Pitch Drop Experiment': the world's longest-running laboratory experiment. Since 1927, only nine drops of pitch have fallen, and it has never been witnessed live.

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One way of understanding how something works is smashing it to pieces.

This generative art project is inspired by particle collision diagrams:
The results of subatomic clashes inside a particle accelerator.

All we get to see is a representation of trails, left behind by smashing the minuscule building blocks of reality at near the speed of light.

Press "S" to download 2k image.
Open live, type "&dpr=8" at the end of the URL, then press "S" to download 8k image.