Hidden Symmetries: Fast Fourier Transforms of Paintings from Yuendumu

Volume 20 No 10 (2022)

John Gardiner

DOI: 10.14704/nq.2022.20.10.NQ551080

Abstract

Biological quasicrystals are structures which are at least partly aperiodic. This means that biological entities must depend at least partially on quantum non-locality to exist. The Fast Fourier Transforms of biological quasicrystals suggest tetragonal structure counterintuitively. Paintings from the remote Aboriginal Community of Yuendumu show an awareness of these quasicrystalline forms which massively predates anything from Western Society. As well there is a circular Fast Fourier Transform which has not been discussed elsewhere.

Keywords

aperiodic tiling, Australian Aboriginal art, biology, Fast Fourier Transform, Knowledge Holders, microtubules, neurotransmitter, quasicrystal

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