«Mελέτη τὸ πᾶν» (Periander of Corinth, VI Century BC)
"...At the center of the Milky Way, the spiral galaxy in which we find ourselves, is Sagittarius A, a super massive black hole with 4 million solar masses, surrounded by an extremely chaotic region, in which stars are born and explode and turbulent phenomena occur".
This artwork ehnances the deep-space's dark atmosphere acting on colors and depth-of-field of the original image, generated by 64 radio-antennas (using the MeerKAT radio telescope). It took three years to process, producing more than 70 Terabytes of data.
This is a tribute to the most detailed image ever obtained of our galaxy, revealing about 1,000 mysterious filaments of energy all around the black hole (some of them, 150 light-years long).
"Take care of everything" celebrates the dark mistery of the cosmos and - at the same time - the culmination of humanity's scientific progress in our era.
Part of the "Cosmos" series, only three editions will ever be minted. This is one of them.