Megan Garber at The Atlantic has an article about the photography by
Alejandro Guijarro of the
chalkboards at great quantum physics labs around the world. He photographed them as he found them using a large format camera. The creators of the underlying work are not identified, and, of course, the photographs are here for the art, not they physics. They could almost as easily be calligraphic paintings of
Jose Parla or a
Japanese artist. Nonetheless, they work quite well as art. Of course, rather than photographs, I think actually displaying the chalkboards might be more beautiful (but I guess seeing it in person would tell the tale there).
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