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A Magnetic Eclipse, is it possible ?

Posted on 2 February 202128 March 2021 by Senarius

See luminous filaments around the moon. Imagine a rare show taking inspiration from science. Attempted scientific explanations in the article. Artist’s impression by Senarius.

A black planet, and then ?

Posted on 29 January 202128 March 2021 by Senarius

Imagine a dark planet based on science. Artistic view by Senarius.

SciFi Places : imaginary places inspired by science

Posted on 28 January 20212 February 2021 by Senarius

The SciFi Places collection takes inspiration from science to imagine strange and spectacular places, often in space. How to explain scientifically the following imaginary places ? Could these places exist in reality ? And could we visit these imaginary nature shows ?

How to make art with mathematics – Fractal Art

Posted on 10 December 202030 January 2021 by Senarius

Fractal art represents the alliance of art and mathematics. This recent art form uses computers to make images from mathematical formulas. Fractal art has an often geometric appearance, intricate patterns and a wealth of detail. But how do you go about creating images from mathematical formulas?

Astronomical Clock and Creation Stained Glass, in Dijon (France)

Posted on 24 November 202030 January 2021 by Senarius

On the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the Church of Notre-Dame de Dijon, the artist Senarius presents an imaginary astronomical clock associated with the rose window of Creation, visible on the rose of the north transept.

How to use a Sextant ? And what are the differences between a Sextant and an Astrolabe ?

Posted on 16 November 202030 January 2021 by Senarius

How to use a Sextant ? Simple explantation. And what are the differences between a Sextant and an Astrolabe ?

How to use an Astrolabe ?

Posted on 5 November 202030 January 2021 by Senarius

Using an Astrolabe in astronomy is not that complicated. Simple explanation …

Blog – Art and Pseudo-Sciences. Introduction : why this part ?

Posted on 5 November 202021 March 2021 by Senarius

To be interested in the relationship between art and science is unfortunately also to cross the road of art and pseudo-sciences, and delusional esoteric beliefs. A mixture in which these beliefs claim to prove their merits in the observation of visual forms (forms of nature, mathematics, fractal, or History of Art).