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Pi is very important to me. My intuition flags my attention to a strong possibility: we all live in a giant cycle or floating process called universe that still continues which we can symbolize it as a circle in 2 dimension. Every beginning is a new cycle that take a virtual place in the giant cycle, as giant from our self point of views of course, remember, our lifetime is virtually endless for a butterfly. So you, me and even our thoughts such as I write here now are all sub circles.

As you may know, Pi is an irrational number. Irrational because we as humans can not find a way to rationalize it. Why? When we start to calculate Pi, it keeps going and going without repetition and it seems like Pi is an eternal number. Now we're in place of butterflies.

I used first 4 million digits of Pi in a spiral. I manipulated the digits in several ways to get a view like you see here.

I'd like to present the work in fairly high resolution (34 megapixels) to get a good print. You may see details from 1:1 version here: ([link] ) and here ([link] ).

Description
Pi is very important to me. My intuition flags my attention to a strong possibility: we all live in a giant cycle or floating process called universe that still continues which we can symbolize it as a circle in 2 dimension. Every beginning is a new cycle that take a virtual place in the giant cycle, as giant from our self point of views of course, remember, our lifetime is virtually endless for a butterfly. So you, me and even our thoughts such as I write here now are all sub circles.

As you may know, Pi is an irrational number. Irrational because we as humans can not find a way to rationalize it. Why? When we start to calculate Pi, it keeps going and going without repetition and it seems like Pi is an eternal number. Now we're in place of butterflies.

I used first 4 million digits of Pi in a spiral. I manipulated the digits in several ways to get a view like you see here.

I'd like to present the work in fairly high resolution (34 megapixels) to get a good print. You may see details from 1:1 version here: ([link] ) and here ([link] ).