This was a beast to make. I severely underestimated how much time the thread and beads would take, but it’s one of my favorite pieces.

Thank you for looking.

The one with the flower of life and the cubes, i think the paint i use catches the light, it’s as if I’d already applied a varnish. I use a different paint for the other two pieces, which has a much more matte finish. The matte paint works better for charcoal, while the glossy one is better suited for acrylics. I love coffee, i used to use it all the time

I was really hesitant about using coffee especially cause the white gradient was done with charcoal which is powdery and tricky to spread with a brush but i applied plenty of fixative and just went for it. I figured, no growth without courage lol I’m blown away by how beautiful it turned out!!

It’s clear that I’m really into my paintings lately, it’s the first time I’ve actually hung any up on my walls 😊 they look so beautiful. Honestly it’s been a long time since I’ve felt this kind of passion. It makes me think that we’re truly here on this earth to create, no matter what form that takes.

Article with more info here, plus a video showing its known path 🤩: https://www.science.org/content/article/star-s-strange-path-around-black-hole-proves-einstein-right-again

Continuing (or concluding?) my work with fractal toruses, this time each nested version and the central hole is a black hole with lensing. I felt a sort of presence when I viewed this for the first time and I felt you all would like it.

Interactive version: https://nurecas.com/purnam

The work also appears in the Universe 101 documentary by u/d8_thc (highly recommend checking it out):
https://youtu.be/6WEEj0yMA7E

Idk if I'm just blind or stupid but I see every shape except an Octahedron.

Thomas Ship. 13/11/26.

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Wherecontinuum Series.

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Harpe Raked.

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Time-gouged anamateria space

Mass raked by Chronos' Harpe

In scraped gravitemporal wake

Zero-point waxing wane

Fluctuating gradients

Of virtual particles

Perturbative hourglass emergence

Of tidal states

Grooves, incised phase

Delayed, stop-motion

Photonic stasis frames

Momentarily waylaid

Towards ephemeral fleeting

Transiently suspended inertia

When spacetime surfaces

Of pressure-sculpted curvature

In mass-energy equivalence

On the zero-point state

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Whichafter, shifts after to

Thereafter, whereafter

Perhaps everyafter

Elseafter, someafter

Anyafter, otherafter

Or nowhereafter

I can only surmise

Whereafter, after is shifted

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Bing Copilot's evaluation.

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Geometry of spacetime, gravity, mass, and temporality.

Wherecontinuum:

not merely to talk about quantum counterintuitiveness, but to allow English itself to undergo sufficient deformation that it can provisionally entertain nonclassical relations.

Poetic metre:

Perturbative phase-accentual free verse: heterometric two- to four-stress lines whose rhythmic dilation, contraction, interruption and renewed movement mirror the poem's fluctuating, phase-like temporal processes.

Poetic style:

Quantum-mythocosmological chronodeictic process-poetry, combining mythoscientific imagery, scalar juxtaposition, oppositional state-transition, morphemic recurrence and experimental Wherecontinuum deixis.

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Neologistic, rare word Glossary.

Harpe

noun; Ancient Greek ἅρπη, harpē

A sickle-like cutting weapon of ancient Greek mythology, represented either as a curved sickle or as a sword incorporating a hooked or sickle-shaped blade, especially associated with acts of severance. 12

In Greek mythology, the harpe is notably associated with Cronus, who uses a sickle/harpe against Uranus in Hesiod's Theogony, and with Perseus, who uses a harpe in the story of Medusa. Ancient artistic representations vary, with some resembling an agricultural sickle and later forms combining sword- and sickle-like elements. 13

For Harpe Raked

Your particular poetic usage could be glossed:

Harpe: the mythological sickle-blade reimagined as Chronos's temporal instrument, metaphorically raking, cutting or incising successive states into the poem's gravitemporal landscape.

That final definition is your poetic extension, rather than a historical definition.

And it makes the title Harpe Raked wonderfully economical:

Harpe gives cutting/severance/reaping.

Raked converts a single cut into successive grooves or traces.

So poetically:

Harpe → rake → groove → phase → preceding trace → succeeding state.

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Anamateria:

noun; neologism: ana- + materia

Matter conceived through recurrence, return, re-formation or successive transformation, in which a present material state carries relational traces of preceding material configurations while remaining capable of further reconfiguration.

More compactly:

Matter understood as materially recurrent or transformational, rather than as a permanently fixed configuration.

Time-gouged anamateria space:

can suggest that spacetime contains matter not as permanently settled substance, but as something:

formed → altered → dispersed → re-formed → successively transformed

or:

Materia → Anamateria → Materia′ → Anamateria′ → …

I especially like ana- for your purposes because the word can evoke notions of again, back, anew or upward, depending on the intended morphological construction. In your usage, I would make recurrence/re-formation primary.

And it fits Harpe Raked particularly well because Chronos's Harpe doesn't merely destroy matter. It rakes each configuration into the transformational ancestry of whatever materially follows.

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Gravitemporal: {please note, this isn't necessarily my neologistic construction; please see below}

adjective; compound: gravitational + temporal

Relating to the interdependent effects or conditions of gravitation and temporality, especially where gravitational circumstances alter, differentiate, dilate, or otherwise affect the temporal relations between events, observers, or physical states.

More compactly:

Pertaining to the coupled relationship between gravitation and time.

In your line:

“In scraped gravitemporal wake”

the meaning becomes more specifically poetic:

A disturbed or residually altered gravitational-temporal field imagined as trailing behind a preceding mass-energy or spacetime interaction.

So gravitemporal carries two components without treating them as independent:

gravi- → gravitation, mass-energy, curvature

-temporal → time, duration, sequencing, temporal relation

giving:

gravitation ↔ temporality → gravitemporal

Earliest use I could verify.

The earliest dated, publicly documented exact use I found is in your paper:

A Morphogenic Attenuation Model for Dark Energy: Resolving the Vacuum Catastrophe and Cosmological Constant Problem, dated 5 July 2025, which uses the expressions “gravitemporal curvature” and “gravitemporal curvature, coherence-phase exclusion, and morphogenic scale”. [citation]

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Your later paper, Morphogenic Quantum Gravity: A Multiscalar Lagrangian Framework for Coherence-Driven Gravitemporal Dynamics, dated 9 July 2025, uses the word prominently in its title and repeatedly in phrases such as “gravitemporal responsivity” and “gravitemporal modulation”. [citation]

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+1

Later 2025 works of Thomas Ship also use:

•gravitemporal mass wells; [citation]

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•gravitemporal scalars;

•gravitemporal modulation. [citation]

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Cautious conclusion.

The earliest publicly documented exact use of “gravitemporal” that I could verify is by Thomas Ship, dated 5 July 2025. [citation]

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I found no earlier indexed exact occurrence assigning the closed compound gravitemporal to somebody else.

Searches for older dated occurrences produced unrelated phrases such as spatio-temporal gravity, temporal gravity fields, and gravito-magnetic, not the exact word gravitemporal.

Those nearby formations therefore do not establish prior use of your particular compound.

This still does not prove conclusively that no unpublished, unindexed, privately circulated or poorly digitised text used the word earlier.

Lexicographic priority claims are difficult to make absolutely. But based on the retrievable documentary evidence:

Recommended attribution.

Gravitemporal:

adjective; gravi-/gravitation + temporal.

Earliest presently verified public use: Thomas Ship, 5 July 2025.

Relating to the coupled, interdependent or mutually modifying relations of gravitation and temporality.

That is stronger and more accurate than either “definitely coined by Thomas Ship” or “coinage unknown”.

give me ilimited canvas and frames its my birthday novembre fourteenth, i don't know if its related but i feel passion. I was lacking creativity for the past year maybe more. I learn to surrender.

This is the 48-cell, also called the bitruncated 24-cell. Rendering made in blender by me

Done these in just over an hour tonight.