Physics is Funny

"Physics is Funny" captures a playful moment from a train ride to London, where the artist watched their children giggling at a small ball bouncing around because of the train’s movement. Made from a special see-through resin, the sculpture reflects not just the erratic bounce of the ball but also the pure joy in the children’s laughter.When you shine a light behind the sculpture, the children’s happy faces appear, suggesting that if we look at science and its serious rules in a certain, unexpected way, we can find lightness and humor there too. In the simple, joyful play of children and a wandering ball, the artist reminds us: physics can be funny, and sometimes the biggest scientific surprises come from the most straightforward, innocent moments.