Modern physics is based on formulas and experiments, and is a role model for exact science, which generates the illusion of a totally calculable world. But quantum mechanics and relativity theory have produced many counter-intuitive results, nearly turning the world, as it was known, upside- down by rejecting the traditional conceptions of time and space and questioning the existence of
a deterministic causal structure. All of a sudden, science became full of uncertainties. It seemed as though the more we learnt the less we knew. It is this philosophical legacy behind modern science that has inspired this series. In seeking to reconcile the complexities of scientific theories with the physical world as we experience it, the photographer often finds herself dwelling in the ambiguity of both.