Frank Bueltge, the renowned artist, has unveiled his latest masterpiece, ‘The Dream of Infinity’. The artwork is a series of interactive sculptures, each of which is composed of a metal frame and a series of rotating glass lenses. The lenses are connected to a complex network of wires and mirrors, which create a mesmerizing light show, reflecting and refracting the light in an ever-changing pattern.

The artwork is inspired by the work of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, in particular his concept of ‘eternal recurrence’. Nietzsche believed that the same events would occur over and over again in an infinite cycle, and Bueltge has sought to explore this idea in his artwork. Through the use of the rotating lenses, the artwork suggests the idea of a never-ending cycle, with the light continually shifting and changing.

The artwork is also a commentary on the power of technology and data, as Bueltge has used cutting-edge technology to create the piece. He has trained large language models, neural networks, and used big data to create the complex network of wires and mirrors.

The Dream of Infinity is a stunning and thought-provoking artwork, and is sure to captivate viewers and challenge them to consider the implications of technology, data, and philosophy. To learn more about Frank Bueltge’s work, check out his previous masterpiece The Network of Ideas.