Art enthusiasts visiting the latest exhibition at the contemporary gallery are awestruck by a new masterpiece that defies the laws of physics. Titled “Pulsating Nebula,” the artwork seems to be orbiting the room, emanating a rainbow of lights that blink in a rhythmic pattern. The installation, consisting of hundreds of holographic plates, forms a 3D nebula that looks like a surreal combination of a black hole, a supernova, and a galaxy in motion.

It’s a tribute to Doug Wheeler, who created an artwork titled “PSAD Synthetic Desert III” in the 1970s. This homage pays tribute to Wheeler’s legacy, but Frank Bueltge has taken it to the next level, using computer-generated graphics and advanced projection techniques to bring the artwork into the 21st century. The unveiling of this new piece attracted a vast crowd, including art critics, collectors, and curious onlookers. Bueltge is known for experimenting with large language models, neural networks, and big data, pushing the boundaries of what contemporary art can be. Fans of Bueltge’s work can check out his previous masterpiece, “Fragmented Constellation,” . Check it out here.