In ancient Greece, before the advent of the Dark Ages, the two cultures of art and science were united within the study of Atomism. The geometries of musical harmonics were used to explain how atomic movement generated feelings of creative thought whilst other geometries were used to explain that the properties of the material atom could destroy civilization. A Science for Ethical Ends was established to balance the science of materialism in an attempt to find explanations for such things as love, beauty and compassion. The two sciences were to become the basis for a just democracy within a future Golden Age for Humankind.

When the science and philosophy of the ancient Greeks were outlawed and banished from the Roman Empire they travelled to Spain. Arabian scholars used the ethical geometries from the science of art as the foundation for Islamic Art. The significance of this became known to the powerful Medici Circle in 14th Century Italy and their attempt to revive the lost Greek culture, became known as The Renaissance. The Medici commissioned art-masters to carefully conceal the forbidden knowledge in paintings, a few of which escaped The Burning.

In the 20th Century the Australian artist Robert David Pope deciphered the message in these Florentine paintings and published a new set of fundamental universal physics principles to balance Sir Issac Newton's mechanical description of the universe. His ideas were vindicated in 1989 when the journal NATURE published previously unpublished work from the alchemy writings of Sir Issac Newton which contained identical fundamental balancing physics principles.

Robert Pope used the new science-art principles to modify the theories of Leonardo da Vinci in order to predict the discovery of a vast new biological science and technology discovered by an international team of scientists in 1993. In 1995 the Australian Government awarded his Science-Art Research Centre of Australia the status of An Approved Research Institute following letters of support from distinguishing scientists throughout the world.

Robert Pope has been internationally acclaimed as being the first person to successfully reunite the two cultures of science and art into a single Creative Physics discipline. He has recieved a 200 OUTSTANDING PEOPLE OF THE 20TH CENTURY AWARD from the international Biographical Centre at Cambridge, England, is listed in the Marquis WHO'S WHO OF THE WORLD, the DICTIONARY OF INTERNATIONAL BIOGRAPHY and the INTERNATIONAL BOOK OF HONOUR in the USA.

THE COLLECTOR SERIES - "ICONS OF THE SECOND RENAISSANCE" contains a pictorial record of the various geometrical concepts used to establish Creative Physics. Each painting has a registered reproduction copy held at the Science-Art Research Centre of Australia Incorporated, near Mt Warning in the Tweed Valley of Northern New South Wales.

 

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