Displayed as a photonegative copy is a piece cropped against a midnight blue trim with a thriving terrain which reads visually teeming with tiles possessed by the scientific depictions of our natural world
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At a first glance the left side of the piece calls heavy attention to its appearance by nature of its place as the largest and lightest tile in the work overall. We notice a two-dimensional representation of a plant which sprouts symmetrically along a center-viewed vertical axis. This pearl tile appears framed by the consequent color palette which constitutes half its total sides as it sets seven on each to meet in a mars-rustic center which accents itself by nature of the inherent juxtaposition of lighter and darker colors in close proximity
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These light pearl tiles are extended across the right side of the canvas as they frame various depictions of neurons, cell diagrams, gene tables and biological charts. The base of this work presents a satisfying graph depicting the natural crests and troughs of formed waves found across all types of energy in our collective reality
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Daniel Martin Diaz presents a stunning painting which displays the interconnected nature of our physical reality with other types of phenomenon which may appear as magic from the scaling cellular function to the iconic transfer of energy through the waded wave
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Overall this meticulously crafted piece of physical paint immortalizes the divine connections which our biological realm share with scientific representations in an ascendant reminder that everything stands connected for countless millennia to come
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"Digital Biology" (Negative print)
Daniel Martin Diaz














