Fuel provision
Energy repository
Future use
Our descriptions of existence are necessarily insufficient, circular, or contradictory. Such inherent limitations of understanding do not render actuality any less real.
“Caches aren’t architecture, they’re just optimization.” – Rob Pike
Inner velocity
Will to visualize
Spirit an artifact
Reduced abstract geometric forms and color shapes are basic-visual elements evident in the realm of architecture.
“True artistic experience is never passive, for the spectator is obliged to participate, as it were, in the continuous or discontinuous variations of proportions, positions, lines and planes.” – Theo van Doesburg
Fresh produce
Wedged in space
Morns that pass by
Going back through images captured years earlier always excavates things overlooked. Creative development adopts and utilizes its changing criteria of meaning and truth.
“The ordinary consciousness conceives things as being, and studies them in quality, quantity, and measure. These immediate characteristics, however, soon show themselves to be not fixed but transient; and Essence is the result of their dialectic.” – Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Complete degree
Plain appearance
Very obvious
In contiguous cultivation of temporality, collaborating with an earlier version of myself, constant adjustment of tendency and predilection render the present juncture extremely interesting.
“Minimalism is the constant art of editing your life.” – Danny Dover
Momentous occasion
Level of anticipation
Experience of seeing
Going to the root of things, interesting objects present themselves in the gallery. By breaching common sense, reflexiveness provides grounding for the uncertainties of cognizance.
“Imagination is the source of every form of human achievement.” – Ken Robinson
Back in time
Chimney draws
Temporary gain
The accident of individual disposition determines a subjective relationship to actuality. In an adaptive mode, a basic functioning principle centers on creating a comfortable circumstance.
“One of the things life has taught me is that nothing is a matter of indifference if one has a moderately clear view of reality: everything, even what seems least important, produces effects that either help or harm.” – José Ortega y Gasset
Determinate form
Ultimate appearance
Fabric of meaning
Some things are a matter of serendipity. Fortuitousness is present all the time, but manifests with awareness.
“The intuition of a purely aesthetic work of art is enacted under a strict suspension of all existential attitudes of the intellect and of all attitudes relating to emotions and the will which presuppose such an existential attitude.” – Edmund Husserl
Convey the experience
Inscription proceeds
Spectacle realm
An evening on the shore brings forth the quality of changeableness.
“A single day is enough to make us a little larger or, another time, a little smaller.” – Paul Klee
Indeterminate organization
Intrinsically integrated
Complex reductionism
When diving into the middle of a multi- partition vehicle headlamp, marshalling intricate visual complexity becomes the objective. Real abstraction is an essential impartial characteristic of such an intimate conceptual framework.
“Chaos is complexity viewed through a reductionist filter.” – Silvia Hartmann
Synthetic unity
Objective ground
Encountered objects
Traveling down the highway of life, spontaneity combines a freedom from external determination with the freedom to self-legislate. Signs along the way provide clues dependent upon the receptivity of sensation.
“Even to speak of space and time in this way requires the unconscious, unaware, darkly caused synthesis of imagination.” – Bernard Freydberg