The Cosmic Essence of Art: Systematic Construction Based on Axiom of Uniqueness and Principle of Uncertainty

Natural sciences including mathematics and physics have always separated art from the essential research of cosmic evolution, defining art as subjective emotional attachment of human beings and disconnecting aesthetic perception from fundamental cosmic laws. Traditional artistic theories are confined within humanistic perspectives, lacking essential support from cosmic ontology, which leads to subjectivity and ambiguity in artistic evaluation criteria. This paper takes the Axiom of Uniqueness and the Principle of Uncertainty as the ultimate fundamental laws governing cosmic evolution. Combined with the core geometric carrier of bi-taper structure and the exclusive quantitative parameter near-circular ratio, it establishes a complete three-tier theoretical framework covering original ontology, intermediate structural system and concrete phenomenal expression. It demonstrates that art is an inevitable derivative form of cosmic essential laws projected onto the dimension of conscious perception, rather than artificial subjective creation. This study systematically interprets the generative mechanism of diverse aesthetic forms, establishes objective hierarchical evaluation standards for art, breaks down disciplinary barriers between natural science and art, and ultimately realizes the unified theoretical closed-loop covering mathematics, physics, philosophy, biochemistry and artistic ontology.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-13
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20157832
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Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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The Cosmic Essence of Art: Systematic Construction Based on Axiom of Uniqueness and Principle of Uncertainty

Zhenmin Wang
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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The Cosmic Essence of Art: Systematic Construction Based on Axiom of Uniqueness and Principle of Uncertainty

Zhenmin Wang
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Abstract

Natural sciences including mathematics and physics have always separated art from the essential research of cosmic evolution, defining art as subjective emotional attachment of human beings and disconnecting aesthetic perception from fundamental cosmic laws. Traditional artistic theories are confined within humanistic perspectives, lacking essential support from cosmic ontology, which leads to subjectivity and ambiguity in artistic evaluation criteria. This paper takes the Axiom of Uniqueness and the Principle of Uncertainty as the ultimate fundamental laws governing cosmic evolution. Combined with the core geometric carrier of bi-taper structure and the exclusive quantitative parameter near-circular ratio, it establishes a complete three-tier theoretical framework covering original ontology, intermediate structural system and concrete phenomenal expression. It demonstrates that art is an inevitable derivative form of cosmic essential laws projected onto the dimension of conscious perception, rather than artificial subjective creation. This study systematically interprets the generative mechanism of diverse aesthetic forms, establishes objective hierarchical evaluation standards for art, breaks down disciplinary barriers between natural science and art, and ultimately realizes the unified theoretical closed-loop covering mathematics, physics, philosophy, biochemistry and artistic ontology.

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Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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