Prime Numbers IX
Plastic, Reclaimed objects
28x12x2in
$4,030
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Volker Hawighorst
New Zealand
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Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
Other artworks by Volker Hawighorst
Artwork details
- Medium : Plastic, Reclaimed objects Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 12.4in, Height: 28.1in, Depth: 1.6in
About this artwork
Recently, after centuries of searching, combined supercomputers around the world did find the formular of the pattern behind the prime numbers. Experts could prove 100%, with there math tools, that it is right. But, no one understands it! It's also proven that this pattern is the basic construction code of all nature.
In a range of numbers from 1-6000, all represented by recycled polystyrene bread bag clips, my work visualizes the elementary pattern… that no one understands. The white modules are the prime numbers.
- 6000 recycled plastic clips have been used
- handcrafted solid timber framing
In a range of numbers from 1-6000, all represented by recycled polystyrene bread bag clips, my work visualizes the elementary pattern… that no one understands. The white modules are the prime numbers.
- 6000 recycled plastic clips have been used
- handcrafted solid timber framing
Volker Hawighorst
New Zealand
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Volker Hawighorst is a sculptor with a rich background in design, architecture, and cabinetry, working primarily with recycled materials to champion sustainability. He employs abstract, three-dimensional techniques grounded in grids, patterns, and mathematical concepts, meticulously reordering modules to create visually compelling forms. His art evokes a sense of discovery, inviting viewers to unravel hidden structures and meanings embedded within each piece.
Volker Hawighorst
Prime Numbers X
$4,030
