Physicists' hope has always been that the laws of nature are inevitable- that things are the way they are because there is no other way they might have been- but we have been unable to show this is true.
This law of nature reminded me of the legend in which we conceive God living alone in the beginning of all things, and then creating the Son, who is like Himself.
Some, as the insane, infants, the blind or deaf, where sight or hearing is necessary for a knowledge of the facts in question, are excluded by the natural law;
The natural laws of the universe are so precise, that we don't even have any difficulty building space ships, we can send people to the moon, and we can time the landing with the precision of a fraction of a second.
We struggle very hard to adjust things in so many ways, but nature's laws are so cruel and dangerous that in spite of our hopes and plans the blazing fire of the problems of material existence continues.
The laws of nature are a recurring theme in the London-based artist's work, as in“Still Life”(2001), a time-lapse film of a fruit arrangement decomposing, and the photo series“Self-Portrait suspended”(2000-2001) and“Falling”(2003), which shows bodies floating elegantly in the air or falling in slow-motion- eloquent symbols of fragility and vulnerability.
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