Eisert Hall – Canadian Artist, British Columbia, Canada

In a recent article in English newspaper, The Guardian, journalist Maev Kennedy wrote that physicist, Stephen Hawkins, has made his PhD thesis, Properties of Expanding Universes, available to the public to allow people to think, learn and share their research.

Hawkins has prophesized that humans have only 100 years to live on the planet given existing problems such as overpopulation and climate change. He has suggested we look to inhabit a different planet.

Fields, Trees and Quantum

These notices resulted in me looking for art images combining the beauty of the planet with scientific advances. I recalled a project by Canadian artist, Eisert Hall, from British Columbia, Fields, Trees and Quantum that satisfied my quest. I contacted the artist who has provided authority to use the following words and three images from her project. She is not providing a prognosis of the future but is prepared to share with you her “sense of love and hope for the longevity of trees and all life.” As set out on her website, Eisert Hall.

Fields, Trees and Quantum I

“Quantum physics describes the existence of a subatomic world behind that which we perceive with our senses. I like to identify with the flow of this world and to imaging its physical manifestations on canvas.”

Fields, Trees and Quantum II

Photo Credits

All photos by Eisert Hall – All Rights Reserved

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Charalee Graydon

Charalee Graydon was born in Alberta, Canada. She is a writer, journalist, academic and past lawyer. She works in the areas mediation and collaboration and is currently a faculty member at EUCLID University.

Charalee holds degrees in Bachelor of Arts in English and Political Science, and a Juris Doctorate in Law. Following receipt of a Rhodes scholarship in 1982, she pursued legal studies in Oxford, England where she obtained a B.C. L degree. She held academic positions in England, New Zealand, and Canada and is presently a faculty member at Euclid University. She practiced law in Canada.

She has published three books of literary fiction  and one of which has been translated and published in Spanish.

She developed programs for students, judges, and the corporations on legal issues and published academic works in environmental law, sentencing and commercial law.

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