This page sits at the intersection of curiosity, physics, and music.
I’m exploring whether existing physics — especially how time is framed — can be re-examined in clearer, more intuitive ways. The mathematics is familiar; the perspective is still being tested.
I use AI as a thinking aid alongside my own background and work with qualified professionals to stay grounded. This is an attempt to reach expertise responsibly, not replace it.
Music appears here as a cognitive aid, not evidence. Thirteen artists emerged as consistent “mirrors” through observation, not design. The language is metaphorical by intent.
I’m motivated by the idea that better understanding time could change how we think about limits — but this work is exploratory and uncertain.