Nadia Daniels-Moehle
The Center: A Universe in Tens: Final Part* Acrylic on paper sphere The observable universe, from our vantage point on the earth, seems endless. Yet we are rooted here, on a planet orbiting a single star. Each eyeball in this series represents a planet in our solar system. They are placed in a similar alignment…
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Ninth From the Center: A Universe in Tens part 9* Acrylic paint on cotton sphere At the outermost point of the Solar System is the dwarf planet Pluto (minor planet designation: 134340). The Gas Giant’s heat does not reach Pluto. Nor does the heat find its way below Pluto’s gaseous surface or below to the…
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Eighth from the Center: A Universe in Tens Part 8* Acrylic paint on cotton sphere *Many of the pieces in CognEYEzant:365 are small parts of a larger piece. See it here. 328 days done, 37 days to go.
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Seventh from the Center: A Universe in Tens Part 7* Acrylic paint on cotton sphere *Many of the pieces in CognEYEzant:365 are small parts of a larger piece. See it here. 306 days done, 59 to go.
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Sixth from the Center: A Universe in Tens Part 6* Acrylic paint on cotton sphere *Many of the pieces in CognEYEzant:365 are small parts of a larger piece. See it here. 297 days done, 68 to go.
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Fifth from the Center: A Universe in tens Part 5* Acrylic paint on cotton sphere Beneath these depths,through the middle,among the storms, resides this vastness. *Many of the pieces in CognEYEzant:365 are small parts of a larger piece. See it here. 274 days done, 91 to go.
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