Unseen Worlds is an artistic presentation created as part of a research and microscopical observation of the structural patterns and formation of different elements and how they react and interact.

The first part of the Unseen Worlds-project was an artistic project featured under the "ECAS – bridging cultures"-theme. ECAS ('European Cities of Advanced Sound and related arts'.) is supported by the European Union and financed by a variety of institutions.

SIERWORK is a collection of fractal geometric artworks inspired by the mathematical work of Wacław Franciszek Sierpinski (1882 – 1969). The artworks, made by the dutch/norwegian multimedia developer and artist Huibert de Jong, are published on Google streetview, world's most accessible public space. His work has more than 15 million views.

Huibert de Jong started in 2019 with fractal geometric art and this resulted in various exhibitions both online and offline. For more info: https://sierwork.com

It is fundamentally apparent from the work of physicists, Schweitzer, Emoto and that of the late Jacques Benveniste, that water can be easily influenced in many ways, positively or negatively, and water can share this memory/information with all living things, playing a crucial role in human life, and the life of Earth too.

Our internal and external watery environment is one huge communications centre and memory bank of information. Click here if you are curious how this can be used in an artistic way.