simply beautiful
A Cello 11 x 14- Drawn with Math and Science
Model: Ashia Grzesik of The Portland Cello Project.
This is a 11 x 14 canvas giclee print with 2 coats of uv coating to protect against color fading and water damage. It is hand signed and stretched over bars so that it is ready to hang.
Every single mark is a number.
What numbers, you may ask?
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The body of the cello is drawn with the speed at which sound travels parallel to the grain of the wood.
Front (Spruce) = 5200 m/s
Back and Sides (Maple) = 4000 m/s
Neck (Rosewood)= 400 m/s
The Strings are drawn with the htz frequencies along the strings.
The wood of the bow is drawn with the Pythagorean comma (1.01364326)
The tuning pegs, tail piece and tail spike are drawn with the 12th root of 2 (1.05946309)
The hands, as with all my people, are drawn with the numbers of the clock, 1 - 12, to signify time in a fleeting moment.
Selling a 4/4 cello with stand, bow, and case included.
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my vibrato brings all the boys to the yard and they’re like wow that’s really nice vibrato
This makes me angry
This is why I’m scared to bring my cello on an airplane. The TSA just has no respect for the value and fragility of musical instruments.
