- An Exhibition

Art is meant to be experienced. There is a concept in Physics called 'The Observer Effect' famously demonstrated at a Quantum level in the Double-Slit Experiment. Physicists would pass an electron through a small opening and measure its impact against a sensitive screen after beaking through. They would then attempt to measure the electron and the act of measuring/observing the electron in motion changed its behavior. The experiment's results have been interpreted by some to suggest that a conscious mind can directly affect reality. Some take it further and suggest that reality only exists if a concious mind is there to experience it.

But this isnt a Science Lab, this is an Art Studio, but Art proof that the Observer Effect is real. Art is meant to be experienced. And Tuttle Studios aims to allow Art to be easily experienced by everyone in as visceral a manner as possible. While nothing ever matches seeing a work in the real world, the goal of The Gallery is to make the online experience of the Art as intuitive and awe inspiring as walking up to a painting in a museum.

- A Repository

We live in an age where freedom of speech has no clear boundaries and the corporations that run the channels of communication, have become the arbiters of determining the limits of free speech. These new unelected world leaders are becoming increasingly intolerant towards any politically incorrect ideas. Simultaneously, the ideas that are considred politically incorrect are an ever-shifting enigma that has no internal logic or consistancy and can therefore, be arbitrarily altered and applied to 'unperson' anyone that dares question the state sponsered opinions of the day.

Because of this ever present threat, Tuttle Studios builds and maintains its own website, database, and all works of art are regularly backed up on physical drives to prevent losing any data, even if someone somewhere decides that the artwork asks too many questions, or reveals too many truths.

- An Emporium

So, youve been browsing through the pieces in the Studio and theyre all ok, some better than others, but then you see one that just pulls you in. Maybe after a couple of days, you just cant get the piece out of your head and you want see it in person. You can look at the paintings page and it will indicate if its currently on display (and if so where), if its for sale (and if so how much), and who you can reach out to for inquiries if you have any more questions about the Art.

If you would like to showcase some of your own works in the Studio, you can reach out to Tuttle Studios here with a portfolio with some of your works, and why you feel like Tuttle Studios is the best place to preserve and display your creativity.