Can art and physics be unified?

Chord language is a natural coding language that exists in music, painting (time-space), meridians (life), it has physical and mathematical forms: chord (quantized discrete spectrum), chord geometry (open, closed, membrane chord, Space package, etc.), chord mathematical model (temperament,harmonics). Physics, life, and spirit show unity in chord language.

  Topic Art Subtopic Fine Art Tags chord language
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  1. Doug Massey 1211 Community Answer

    I work with a bunch of kids in math in grades 4-12, and the very strongest students are on my various competition math clubs for their schools. The practice they do can seem pretty esoteric -- completing the square, finding tangent points to curves, computing infinite geometric series, what have you. Quite often, they'll wonder what it's all for -- and the quote I like to give them is this:

    "Mathematics is the language that the universe speaks"

    Music, art, physics, astronomy, medicine, architecture, archeology, epidemiology -- you name it!  If it deals with the corporeal world, there's a path of understanding that leads back to math.  I'm not fluent with chord language, but if it has a mathematical basis, then it probably relates to something in the real world -- and leads to a better understanding of it.

    UTC 2020-07-15 12:35 AM 0 Comments
  2. Hmmm... the answer to your question, "Can art and physics be unified?" Is YES, and a nice example can be perused at https://leaningoutofwindows.org/ 

     

    However, the subsequent assertions about "chord language" do not make any sense to this physicist and certainly do not constitute a question.  Nevertheless, I'm inclined to answer:  NO.

    UTC 2020-08-05 10:24 PM 0 Comments

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