Chalk studies across the scales of physics.
These drawings walk spacetime, quanta, fields, waves, entropy, and horizons — so the rules of the world can be felt as geometry and grain, without the textbook fog.
Physics Edition
The world is rules, drawn.
Space bends, light interferes, and matter comes in grains. These chalk studies walk physics across scales — toward wonder, without the textbook fog.
01 · BEND
Geometry
Gravity is geometry: mass and energy curve spacetime, and free-fall is motion along those curves.
02 · GRAIN
Quanta
At small scales, energy and matter arrive in discrete packets — continuous chalk lines are an approximation.
03 · FIELD
Scaffolding
Forces act through fields that fill space — invisible structure that tells charges and masses how to accelerate.
04 · WAVE
Interference
Waves carry energy and can interfere — crests add, troughs erase. Path and phase matter.
05 · ARROW
Entropy
Time has a preferred direction — the one where disorder grows. Eggs don’t unbreak; memory points one way.
06 · HORIZON
Edge
Past a certain edge, light itself cannot climb out — a one-way boundary set by spacetime geometry.