Alan Turing

For much of his life, Jack Campbell has been fascinated with the scientists who commanded their imagination, creative potential, and expert knowledge in order to end the Second World War. Using his vast understanding of music and mathematics, Campbell has now created an artistic manifestation of the inseparable relationship between arts and sciences in his 50-minute violin piece.

Last year the highly popular movie The Imitation Game introduced the masses to the story of Alan Turing and his work cracking the Nazis’ “unbreakable” Enigma code in WWII. It was estimated that cracking Enigma shortened the war in Europe by two years. But Hollywood demands nonstop edge of your seat excitement and sometimes, especially […]