Can Quantum Mechanics and Art Coexist?

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The discussion centers around Cor Bakker, a Dutch painter and self-described believer in quantum mechanics (QM), who introduces himself and his artistic perspective on the relationship between reality and observer perception. He expresses the idea that aspects of QM and reality may be revealed through individual choices and interpretations. The conversation includes some confusion about his terminology, particularly the phrase "not-dr(s)-HTS-scolared believer of the QM," which prompts questions about coherence and understanding. Participants acknowledge Cor's artistic background and interests, including his work with music and translations of classical songs. There is a light-hearted tone, with some members expressing uncertainty about the clarity of Cor's statements while welcoming him to the forum. The discussion touches on the philosophical nature of QM, emphasizing that it is not merely a belief system but a fundamental aspect of understanding reality.
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Hello readers,
googling to qm and painting I found the name of Egbert Rijke as painter and scientist (space-time etc.).
At this moment imposseble to mail him I introduce myself as not-dr(s)-HTS-scolared believer of the QM and...painter. I suppose that some aspects of qm / world / reality behind shall be visible for the observer making his own wheeler-choice or possible reality-free-of me?
Especially is my installations I work with observing between reality and the projections / daydream of the observer.

For Dutch speaking persons google for my question in another forum to "quantummechanica""schilderen"
Greetings, Cor Bakker, Amstelveen (near Amsterdam), Holland
 
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Cor Bakker, are you the pianist in the Paul de Leeuw Show on Dutch TV ?

marlon
 
Was that coherent to anyone? What is a not-dr(s)-HTS-scolared believer of the QM?
 
daniel_i_l said:
Was that coherent to anyone? What is a not-dr(s)-HTS-scolared believer of the QM?

It's not supposed to be coherent. He's a Dutch artist for goodness sake! :biggrin:
 
Welcome to PF Cor, unfortunately we don't allow links advertising personal websites of this nature. However people are free to look you up on the internet if they wish.
 
I have no idea what this thread is about....

Anyway, welcome!
 
cor said:
At this moment imposseble to mail him I introduce myself as not-dr(s)-HTS-scolared believer of the QM and...painter. I suppose that some aspects of qm / world / reality behind shall be visible for the observer making his own wheeler-choice or possible reality-free-of me?
Especially is my installations I work with observing between reality and the projections / daydream of the observer.
QM is something you don't "believe" in. It's a way of life.
 
marlon said:
Cor Bakker, are you the pianist in the Paul de Leeuw Show on Dutch TV ?

marlon

Hello Marlon, I'm not, but I like seeing Paul de Leeuw on TV and listening to classical piano music. I translate Mahler and Schubert songs in dutch, TRY to sing them, but my pianist is a (internet) midi-file, coupled to a human-partiture in which my text is typed.
When my computer with ethernetcart is coupled on my adsl-cabinet (kastje!) I try to download your movie. I try it now with my old 28kilobaut-kastje. Bye bye.
Cor Bakker.
 
Mk said:
QM is something you don't "believe" in. It's a way of life.

In the sense of "believing" in God?
Cor
 
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daniel_i_l said:
Was that coherent to anyone? What is a not-dr(s)-HTS-scolared believer of the QM?

Dear Daniel, I did a high technical scole in electronics, and read much, but I'm not a univercity-degree scientist,
Cor:blushing:
 

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