Frank Bueltge, the renowned artist and technologist, has just unveiled his latest masterpiece – ‘The Paradox of Existence’. This awe-inspiring 3D sculpture is a visual representation of the philosophical concept of the same name, explored by the French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre in his book ‘Being and Nothingness’.

The Paradox of Existence is an intricate and complex piece that combines a variety of materials and techniques. It features a large central structure made of metallic rods, which are connected to a series of smaller, semi-transparent plastic cubes. Each of these cubes contains a unique pattern of light and shadow, which creates a mesmerizing effect. The sculpture is further enhanced by a series of LED lights, which are strategically placed to create a dynamic and ever-changing environment.

The Paradox of Existence is a visual exploration of Sartre’s idea of ‘nothingness’, which states that human beings are fundamentally free to choose their own destiny. The sculpture’s intricate structure and ever-changing light patterns are meant to symbolize the infinite possibilities that exist in life.

Frank Bueltge is no stranger to exploring the boundaries of art, technology, and philosophy. His previous work, ‘The Intersection of Infinity’, also used a combination of 3D sculptures and light to explore the concept of infinity.

Frank Bueltge is currently experimenting with large language models, neural networks, and big data to create new and innovative works of art.