Physical Lines of Force

Lines of force erupt from a single still point and rush outward as ribboned, twisting beams — physical energy made visible. Around them a whole world assembles: mountains and pyramids, a small bird lifting into the sun, a white-rumped vulture mid-flight, faces watching from every margin, and the quiet geometry of spirals and triangles.

It reads like a field diagram for the living world, where the same laws that bend light and move matter also move birds, plants and thought.

A luminous figure sits haloed by his own sun, one open hand releasing a spectrum of light that unspools in twisting, rainbow-beaded strands. A sunflower blooms at his centre — its seed-spiral the golden ratio made flesh — while a hawk wheels overhead and green growth presses in from the edges.

Here light is measured and alive at once: the ratios that order a sunflower, a wing and a beam of colour are shown ordering the man himself.