Infinite Film Festival
As a documentary enthusiast, space documentaries with vast scale of universe have always trivialized my worries.
Brian Greene, a theoretical physicist, poses an interesting theory called the Hologram Theory which opposes previous beliefs on the black holes.
In short, he says that “when an object falls into a black hole, a copy of its information content gets smeared out on the surface of the black hole.” The contents are stored “like a series of 0’s and 1’s.” This means that the whole universe could possibly be a three-dimensional projection of the 2-D info through hologram.
Taking into account of the Hologram Theory, the rainbow foil takes place as a major brand identity of the Infinite Film Festival.
Brian Greene, a theoretical physicist, poses an interesting theory called the Hologram Theory which opposes previous beliefs on the black holes.
In short, he says that “when an object falls into a black hole, a copy of its information content gets smeared out on the surface of the black hole.” The contents are stored “like a series of 0’s and 1’s.” This means that the whole universe could possibly be a three-dimensional projection of the 2-D info through hologram.
Taking into account of the Hologram Theory, the rainbow foil takes place as a major brand identity of the Infinite Film Festival.
