contact: evarue@btinternet.com
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Eva Rudlinger |
Works | About |
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Eva Rudlinger graduated
with an MA in Fine Art from the Chelsea College of Art &
Design in London, since which she has exhibited internationally
and took part in artist residencies.
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The transformation of
elemental conditions, materials and places into distilled
microcosmic concepts is at the source of recent work. I see an
important place in art that exercises an act of discovery,
similar to science function of understanding things, including
our selves. Involving a
wide range of processes to explore perceptions of time and the
temporal, space and scale. Weaving together randomness and
symmetric complexities with the capacity for change. The elastic dynamics of the art works can be
understood as contextualized practices expressed across a range
of artistic forms, thoughts and ideas.
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contact: evarue@btinternet.com |
| Light intensity watts per square metre 1000 clear sunlight at noon in June, 100 000 lux light saturation for photosynthesis in wheat 20 000 lux 100 daylight, overcast sky, 1000-10 000 lux 10 compensation point of photosynthesis [photosynthesis and respiration equal], 100-1000 lux 1 photoperiodic control of flowering, ca 100 lux 0.1 late twilight, stimulation of seed germination [8 minutes of red light] 0.01 moonlight, max. 0.2 lux 0.001 human colour vision, photoaxis in flagellates 0.0001 chlorophyll formation [perceptible greening, red light] 0.00001 phototropism in oat seedling [blue light] straightening of tip of bean seedling [red light] 0.000001 phototropism in fungus [20 minutes of blue light] 0.0000001 black and white image perception in man [the intensity value refers to the illumination of the object] 0.00000001 -- 0.000000001 light from a bright star [Sirius] 0.0000000001 effect on plant growth [inhibition of growth in lower part of stem of oats seedling, red light] 0.00000000001 -- 0.000000000001 light from a star of the 6th magnitude, barely visible by the unaided eye 0.0000000000001 - 0.00000000000001 - 0.000000000000001 - 0.0000000000000001 - 0.00000000000000001 - 0.000000000000000001 - 0.0000000000000000001 light from the weakest stars that can be recorded with the largest telescopes |