Proof

...math is beautiful!

Another work by Andy Lomas called Flow 19
This image is composed of the layered trajectories followed by millions of particles.    Each individual trajectory is essentially an independent random process, with    the trail terminating when it reaches a deposition zone. Collectively the paths    combine to form delicate complex shapes of filigree and shadow in the areas    of negative space that the paths don’t reach.  Over time, as particles deposit they create a growing region that future particles    will not be able to enter. There are no actual defined boundaries, simply intricately    structured gradients of tone formed by the end points of trajectories.

Another work by Andy Lomas called Flow 19

This image is composed of the layered trajectories followed by millions of particles. Each individual trajectory is essentially an independent random process, with the trail terminating when it reaches a deposition zone. Collectively the paths combine to form delicate complex shapes of filigree and shadow in the areas of negative space that the paths don’t reach.

Over time, as particles deposit they create a growing region that future particles will not be able to enter. There are no actual defined boundaries, simply intricately structured gradients of tone formed by the end points of trajectories.

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