Andreas Schmidt, renowned artist and philosopher, has taken the world by storm with his unique blend of quantum mechanics and Bayesian probability. His art pieces, a fusion of mathematical concepts and surrealist techniques, have been met with both awe and confusion.
His latest work, "Quantum Flux Capacitor," is a 3D-printed sculpture made from 10,000 individual particles, each one representing a different probability density function. When viewed from different angles, the sculpture appears to shift and change shape, defying the laws of classical art.