Top trim package
Foundation platform
Body style
The hubcap detail here forms a visual complex of futuristic possibly in an abstraction ensemble. As a beautiful mirror polished disc, with concentric rings around a command bridge central axis, this purely decorative object evokes thoughts of flying saucers.
“The car has become an article of dress without which we feel uncertain, unclad, and incomplete in the urban compound.” – Marshall McLuhan
Silence lingered
Atmosphere surrounds
Anywhere somewhere
Cognitive mysteries abound on the margins of space and time. Lasting longer than a few milliseconds, any event or episode persists in such a way that duration seems founded immediately on experienced changes added to memory.
“The very dust and silence in here seemed to tingle with some secret magic.” – J.K. Rowling
Leasing center
Fitness experience
Twists and turns
Contrasts between concepts can provide signification as the city narrative offers many interesting juxtapositions, unintentionally elevating the urban living experience.
“We pride ourselves on offering the best experience possible to everyone that comes through our doors.” – Kirk Galiani
Lifestyle accessory
Personal identity
Completely in contact
In the early evening on Main Street, moving swiftly with earsplitting noise and penetrating disturbance, a rider passes-by primarily for self gratification. Narcissistic validation, such trenchant commotion forcibly attracts attention.
“With the throttle screwed on there is only the barest margin, and no room at all for mistakes … that’s when the strange music starts.” – Hunter S. Thompson
Landmark sign
Opulent hotel
Historical heritage
Continuing relevance to contemporary experience, remnants of the past are scattered throughout the urban topography, providing a synchronic stimulus to consider the temporal and heteronymous nature of existence.
“It was a palace, no doubt, and throughout much of the 1900’s, it would evolve into what might very well have been the city’s social epicenter, hosting a seemingly endless carousel of presidents, athletes, writers and actors.” – Dugan Arnett
Organic Elements
Quality ambiance
Spatial disposition
Seeking a more complete understanding of an environment that is always only partially observable, the artist is attentive to the present as a continuous flux. Individual perceptions are subjective reality, separated from those of everyone else and abstracted from objective existence.
“Autonomous agents may not have access to complete information about the state of the environment.” – Alicia Peregrin Wolfe
Accumulated wear
Comfortably worn
Concentric prominence
An act of the mind takes inextensive vibrations and locates them in juxtaposition. Part of the associated perception involves individual history, always part of the present moment as objects in space are distinguished within a combination of simultaneous sensations.
“It would appear that aging is a common but optional part of the life plan.” – Josh Mitteldorf
Financial
Event parking
Midland theatre
Walking through the city provides a premium entertainment experience full of social implications. At the general level, value theory depends on subjective empirical understanding that emphasizes goods sought in a market.
“As a bank that fosters a thriving community, this partnership will facilitate the tradition of the Midland as a gathering place to enjoy cultural events of all genres.” – Joe Litvag
Raw bar and grille
Aquatic invertebrate
Consumption harbor
Setting up a territorial presence secure within the confines of an eatery, evening patrons observe the passing scene with passive interest. The present is always a moving dynamic boundary between the past and the future.
“Funky local place near the Manassas train st ation and ice rink.” – Ken Aull
Dynamic process
Presence in space
Endlessly distinct
The expanse of the metropolis sprawls extensively by occupying a homogeneous medium. While it constricts the surface into a tight cluster congestion, the city concurrently stretches high into the sky.
“We observe outside us at a given moment a whole system of simultaneous positions; of the simultaneities which have preceded them nothing remains.” – Henri Bergson