Electrogenesis
I made this image simulating electric fields around thin sheets of metal. You can see field lines that always are perpendicular to the shapes, which is a characteristic feature of metals. This image and the ones below were made with Elliptica, which is an open source drawing program for painting with the laws of physics that I am making.
David in Electrode
Man vs. Monolith
Selfportraits
Man vs. Annulus
Sunsets
Stretch
I explain the philosophy behind these images in the following essay:
Equations that demand beauty
Green discovered techniques to solve a type of equation that humanity was only then starting to encounter, but which we seem to find in increasingly exotic form each time we improve our theory of nature. Equations telling us not how physical systems evolve with time, but rather what systems are allowed to exist in the first place. A class that becomes more load-bearing the higher you climb, until you reach the highest known peak, quantum gravity, where this type of equation is the only one left—time itself seemingly gone. Equations that lead you to the question:
Is it impossible for the universe not to be filled with beauty?