As the famous astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson once said: “We are all stardust.” We are all connected, to each other and to the rest of the universe, because we, and everything around us, are made from the same thing. But this isn’t the only thing connecting us. From ancient Greek and ancient Chinese astronomy, to the modern superstring theory, there is one common denominator, one common theme: rythm.

 

From the tiniest particle and atom, to stars and galaxies, everything has a cycle and everything resonates to a certain frequency. This frequency or cosmic rhythm is what gives everything its form, whether it’s gas, liquid or solid. A star being born or dying, revolving planets, everything has a beat, the universe is music. No matter who you are or where you are, the beat and the music will go on, in whatever shape or form, everywhere and always. And you will always be a part of that.

 

This is the central theme we want to work with: we are all connected by rhythm. Everything resonates in a particular frequency and the type of beat dictates form. One cycle ends and another one begins, but the music will never stop. Complementary colors, such as yellow and orange, high contrast black and white. Imagine the surface of the sun, fire shooting out in flares, to the cold light of a distant star.