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Robert Fludd — Utriusque Cosmi
Published between 1617 and 1621 by Robert Fludd, an occult philosopher, physician, mathematician, astronomer and astrologer, Utriusque Cosmi observes the history of the worlds — the microcosm of the universe and the microcosm of life here on Earth. He suggested that prior to the former being created, there was a nothingness, a pre-universe. Fludd’s darkness has no bounds. He wrote “Et sic in infinitum”, which means “so to infinity”, on all four edges of a square. Fludd believed in three generative principles: darkness, light and water, from which emerged the element that constituted matter. His image of nothingness is both revolutionary and prescient.
Robert Fludd — Utriusque Cosmi
Published between 1617 and 1621 by Robert Fludd, an occult philosopher, physician, mathematician, astronomer and astrologer, Utriusque Cosmi observes the history of the worlds — the microcosm of the universe and the microcosm of life here on Earth. He suggested that prior to the former being created, there was a nothingness, a pre-universe. Fludd’s darkness has no bounds. He wrote “Et sic in infinitum”, which means “so to infinity”, on all four edges of a square. Fludd believed in three generative principles: darkness, light and water, from which emerged the element that constituted matter. His image of nothingness is both revolutionary and prescient.