Who would have thought that a work of art based
on a scientific idea could explode like a veritable intellectual Big Bang and take us on a thrilling journey from atoms to galaxies through music, philosophy, art, cinema, chemistry, poetry, theater, dance, astrophysics, education, architecture, painting, quantum physics, religion or mathematics? My name is the universe is a book in which science, the arts and the humanities are intertwined, appealing to the transversality and unity of knowledge. A text that cultivates an attitude of wonder at the world around us, the engine of artistic and scientific creation, and that stimulates the reader's curiosity and creativity. Interviews to:   Jordi Balló, Capturing the real   Priyamvada Natarajan, Exploring Darkness   Amandine Beyer, Flying with Our Feet on the Ground   Eugènia Balcells, Re-enchanting the World   Federico Mayor Zaragoza, A Factory for Freedom   Simon McBurney, Another Narrative Is Possible   Eulàlia Bosch, A Welcoming Space   Sally Potter, On the Surface

Who would have thought that a work of art based
on a scientific idea could explode like a veritable intellectual Big Bang and take us on a thrilling journey from atoms to galaxies through music, philosophy, art, cinema, chemistry, poetry, theater, dance, astrophysics, education, architecture, painting, quantum physics, religion or mathematics? My name is the universe is a book in which science, the arts and the humanities are intertwined, appealing to the transversality and unity of knowledge. A text that cultivates an attitude of wonder at the world around us, the engine of artistic and scientific creation, and that stimulates the reader's curiosity and creativity. Interviews to:   Jordi Balló, Capturing the real   Priyamvada Natarajan, Exploring Darkness   Amandine Beyer, Flying with Our Feet on the Ground   Eugènia Balcells, Re-enchanting the World   Federico Mayor Zaragoza, A Factory for Freedom   Simon McBurney, Another Narrative Is Possible   Eulàlia Bosch, A Welcoming Space   Sally Potter, On the Surface