Parallel universe

January 22, 2015 by gaby in Washington D.C. and tagged abstract, Ad astra, art, artist, geometric, geometry, glass, gold, gray, grey, happy new year, Jefferson Drive, light, lines, metal, National Air and Space Museum, National Mall, needle, new year, parallel, pyramids, rectangles, reflections, Richard Lippold, sculptor, sculpture, Smithsonian, Smithsonian Institution, space, space-time continuum, spikes, spiky, stainless steel, stars, stone, thanks, to the stars, windows | 4 Comments

Happy New Year my dear followers!
I’m still alive and still taking pictures, but the space-time continuum must have had a tear because all of a sudden it’s 2015 already. In other words: I’ve been and will be busy but I’ll try to at least occasionally post new photos. Thanks to all of you who have not given up on me and are still following.

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H₂NCH₂CH₂OH or rather C₂H₇NO aka 2-Aminoethanol or Monoethanolamine (ETA, MEA).

“Chain of Life” created by John Robinson, conceptualized by Prof. R.J.P.Williams (Wadham College, Oxford). Materials: Steel and chrome, 1996.

black: Carbon
green: Nitrogen
blue: Oxygen
chrome: Hydrogen

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