Robert and The Persistence of Entropy Metal Print

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A portrait of a young, black male, from the waste up, smoking a cigarette. I use this portrait to visually describe 'entropy', a scientific concept, as well as a measurable physical property that is most commonly associated with a state of disorder, randomness, or uncertainty.

In recent years, the long-standing use of the term "disorder", to discuss entropy has met with some criticism. Critics of the terminology state that entropy is not a measure of 'disorder' or 'chaos', but rather, a measure of energy's diffusion or dispersal to more microstates. Mathematician, Claude E. Shannon, and "the father of of information theory", use of the term 'entropy' in information theory refers to the most compressed, or least dispersed, amount of code needed to encompass the content of a signal, )which is moving (changing) in the direction of the 'arrow of time'), that our brain is able to interpret this 'compressed' signal as 'reality'.

Walter O. Neal has shown his work throughout the Washington Metropolitan area, and is highly regarded for the unique, creative vision and artistic excellence he brings to his work. His artwork is in the respective collections of Howard University, the Evans-Tibbs Collection, Corcoran Gallery of Art, as well as various organizations and private collections in the U.S., and abroad. A native of Detroit, Michigan, Walter is founder and artistic director of AMKA Graphics Studios, which he founded in 1970, while a student at his alma mater, Howard University. He currently resides in Baltimore, Maryland. "My work, whether it is through painting, drawing, photography, graphic design, or digital art, is an expression of my mind's ordering and...

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