This linocut was inspired by the way the exuberant lines and shapes of Bauhaus paintings, like those of Wassily Kandinsky, reminded me Feynman diagrams showing particle reactions on the quantum scale, virtual particles and anti-particles popping out of the vacuum on borrowed mass-energy and of quantum foam. There's a lot of information hidden in these whimsical little diagrams telling the story not only of possible subatomic reactions but, for those who know how to use them, they allow easy calculations of probability and physical quantities. This is a hand-carved and printed variable edition of nine prints on cream-coloured Japanese washi paper, 8" by 10" with a jumble of Feynman diagrams and coloured shapes with a Bauhaus feel.