Evanescence aware
Without interference
Natural raw material
Natural energy is a source of aesthetic nourishment, on a transitory walk through a waterlogged forest.
“For we wish not that nature coincide accidentally with the laws of our spirit, but that nature itself necessarily and originally not only express, but itself realize the laws of our spirit, and that it be nature and be called nature only to the extent that it does this.” – Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling
Everyday life
Textual character
Underlying structures
Morning beach walking is good for the soul.
“The fact is that consciousness is by nature the locus of an illusion.” – Gilles Defeuze
Ordered whole
Nature of things
Intuitive essence
Pelicans flying in formation give rise to thoughts about freedom and social collaboration.
“Words can do no more than draw our attention to the fact that we have concepts.” – Rudolf Steiner
Internal compass
Spinning itself
Destructive power
At daybreak, standing in the receding tempest, the storm clouds compliment an angry ocean.
“To evacuate or not to evacuate, that is the question.” – Steven Magee
Posit totality
Primacy of reality
Affirmative essence
Even the walk to the beach before dawn offers interesting aesthetic potential.
“Pleasure masquerades beyond recognition in the Kantian disinterestedness.” – Theodor W. Adorno
Material forming
Globular cluster
Velocity structure
Every morning the beach geomorphology is reconfigured.
“The creative act is a letting down of the net of human imagination into the ocean of chaos on which we are suspended, and the attempt to bring out of it ideas.” – Terence McKenna
Relative surface
Sunny colonnades
Through openings
On every walk aesthetic opportunity prowls. Fulfillment is a function of awareness.
“Between every two pine trees there is a door leading to a new way of life.” – John Muir
Corrective requisite
Continuous variable
Extensive use
Wind and water unrelentingly conspire to incessant beach reconfiguration.
“A strict materialist believes that everything depends on the motion of matter.” – James Clerk Maxwell
Immediate duration
Organic sensations
Perceive becoming
Time defines the circumstances of experience.
“At the very instant that my consciousness is extinguished, another consciousness lights up–or rather, it was already alight: it had arisen the instant before, in order to witness the extinction of the first; for the first could disappear only for another and in the presence of another.” – Henri Bergson
Negative concept
Enunciation function
Collective disposition
Messages depend on context framing.
“Seen from this perspective, theoretical expression no longer comes between social object and praxis.” – Felix Guattari