In the Vacuum Visualization Art Project, the artist captures the aesthetic essence derived from the genuine data of quantum fluctuations within a vacuum, utilizing three-dimensional digital software to simulate and craft a mesmerizing "dance of emptiness." This creative process mirrors humanity's use of the Hubble palette to depict the unfathomable depths of space, aiming to facilitate our comprehension of the vacuum, an entity beyond corporeal perception, through human-scale technology and aesthetics.

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Classical physics defines a vacuum as an empty space devoid of matter or photons. However, according to quantum physics, this space resembles an ocean of virtual particles, continually emerging and dissipating in a wholly unpredictable, random manner. The inherent uncertainty of quantum mechanics possesses a unique philosophical beauty akin to the primal undulations within the primordial soup, constituting nature's most primitive and enigmatic dance.

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In this artwork, the artist acquires real-time data of quantum fluctuations detected within the vacuum (sourced from the Quantum Number (AQN) network open platform of the Australian National University), and utilizes these genuine random numbers to drive the motion of particles in three-dimensional software. Through this artistic interpretation, the mysterious fluctuations within the vacuum are poetically simulated, ultimately presented in the form of 3D imagery.