20 ½” x 33 ¼” (28″ x 40 ¾” incld. Frame)

• Lacquer on (quite old) Plywood
• Copper and Urethane (lacquered) applied

Bell’s theorem was a mathematical proof (J.S. Bell, 1964) which resolved arguments amongst physicists concerning quantum entanglement (which, of course, none of us pedestrians understand). The resultant implications of Bell’s theorem, however, have had a profound effect on our world view – “ …that at a deep and fundamental level, the “separate parts” of the universe are connected in an intimate and immediate way… In short, Bell’s theorem and the enlightened experience of unity are very compatible.”* I thought it deserved a painting.

* The Dancing Wu Li Masters; Gary Zukav, 1979