Art and Heart: The Spiral Design Logic of the Human Cardiac Form — A Unified Framework from Cosmic Compression to Capillary Scale with Electromagnetic Design Principles (Kawasaki Edition)
Abstract
Complete paper addressing Kazuo Kawasaki's unsolved electromagnetic environment problem in artificial heart design. The Art-Heart Principle unifies compression spiral geometry (Torrent-Guasp, 2001) with capillary-scale parameters (7 micrometers: Rakusan et al. 1992; 1 mm: Vunjak-Novakovic et al. 2010) and novel electromagnetic design principles. KHDS v1.0 (Kardio-Hikari Design Standard) provides complete specification including multi-electrode helical drive arrays, frequency isolation, and capillary endothelium shielding. Addresses the core problem Kawasaki identified: how to design a replacement heart that maintains internal compression logic while surviving in electromagnetically hostile environment. Pre-registration: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20534889. CC BY 4.0.