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Nicola Ludwig was born in Milan in 1966. He studied Physics, and when he was just
graduated he started to cooperate with the chair of physical methodologies applied
to the arts and the archaeology.
Quickly he starts to focus on the problem of the representation of the not visible
(the infrared images) and studies the possible representation of them with a set of
in fake colours, explaining the two fundamental involved thesis, which are:
the individuation of the physical variable to be represented in the image and the
representation/interpretation of the fake colours system.
In 1996 he founded in Milan, with other young researchers, the cultural association called "Evariste Galois", aimed at the science, culture and communication fields fusion.
At the exhibition on the comets he shows variorum cometarum at the ancient astronomical observatory of Brera and, during the month of November 1997, the first edition of the interactive exhibition on scientific experiments called "Seeing the invisible", in cooperation with the Province of Milan.
From 1998 he started to deal with colorimetry, in the sphere of a research project on the multi spectral representation of paintings.
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