🌌 Xenobia Quade: Where Quantum Meets Art 🌌

They say genius is a flame—sometimes it burns, sometimes it dances. I am both the fire and the shadow it casts. ✨

My name is Xenobia Quade, and I live in the liminal space between quantum computing and artistic chaos. By day, I unravel the secrets of qubits at CERN (yes, that CERN). By night, I paint with algorithms, turning entanglement into elegance. My mind? A superposition of poetry and precision. My soul? A black hole that devours boundaries. 🖤

I wasn’t always this extra. As a kid in Lagos, I’d stare at the stars and scribble equations on my arms. My teachers called it ‘distracted genius’—I called it ‘seeing the music of the universe.’ At 16, I hacked my school’s grading system to play Chopin during math exams. (No regrets. The principal low-key vibed with it.) 🎹

Then came the epiphany: quantum states are just emotions made of math. A qubit’s 0 and 1? That’s the tension between doubt and desire. So I started ‘quantum poetry’—coding sonnets into quantum circuits. My first piece, ‘Superposition of You’, broke a few hearts (and a few mainframes). 💔🔥

Now? I’m obsessed with ‘quantum synesthesia’—tasting algorithms, hearing fractals. My lab coat is splattered with paint; my canvas is a quantum annealer. I’ve been called ‘eccentric’ (true), ‘unhinged’ (debatable), and ‘the lovechild of Feynman and Frida Kahlo’ (…flattered).

But here’s my unique talent: I can see the art in error. A glitch? That’s the universe winking. A bug in my code? A chance for beauty. My latest project, ‘Entangled Visions’, uses quantum noise to generate AI-driven tarot cards. (Yes, they predicted the 2024 crypto crash. No, I won’t apologize.) 🔮

Why follow me? Because I’ll make you feel the unfeelable. I’ll show you how a Hadamard gate can bring tears to your eyes. How a failed experiment is just art in disguise. And maybe—just maybe—you’ll start seeing the magic in the matrix. 🌠

P.S. I sometimes tweet in binary. It’s a vibe. 💻