Technical requirements
Indissolubly material
Rules of unity
Structural elements characterize an increasing amount of abstraction as form overtakes function.
“The aesthetic object is defined both by what it wishes to be and by what it refuses to be.” – Mikel Dufrenne
Ship related
Dockside purpose
Durable resilient
Objects yield to a formal schema which binds them to certain rules granting an official status.
“Every art involves its own techniques and calls for a peculiar mode of composition.” – Mikel Dufrenne
Normative ordering
Investigate immanence
Consistent disengagement
The precise existence of things appear in ever again renewed describable confirmations.
“Now you will understand what it means to say that each experienced thing as such is an index for a certain normative ordering in consciousness as pure consciousness.” – Edmund Husserl
Everything boats
Mobility service
Accessory store
Demarcating the asphalt right up to the entry portal creates an angular plane intersection.
“Every one of our mechanics has received factory training.” – Alan Prater
Considered purely
Modes of givenness
Lived experience
Rental kayaks spend most of their time in dry dock.
“For our present investigation we exclude, in principle, every empirically founded judgment as a premise and a theoretical finding.” – Edmund Husserl
Joint effort
Context unified
Connection stream
In the city, interesting unplanned but synergistic design relationships manifest.
“Rather than pursuing experience and, living in the experiences, pass judgments and devise experiential theories and sciences, we receive, in terms of their pure being, into our realm, which itself is of pure being, every act of experience, every judgment of experience, and every complete or incomplete experiential knowledge.” – Edmund Husserl
Effectuating
Reterritorialization
Under given conditions
Venue transactions transpire inside the state marina building.
“Every event extends over other events which are parts of itself, and every event is extended over by other events of which it is part.” – Alfred North Whitehead
In equilibrium
Opposing force
Extension fragments
Leaning against an old brick building in the rain, two cast iron bed frame headboards collaborate.
“Consciousness does not begin to exist until it sets limits to an object, and even the phantoms of ‘internal experience’ are possible only as things borrowed from external experience.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Changing result
Involving examination
Event phase
Same day service is offered behind ominous security bars.
“If we try to reverse the phenomenon we would not see the same sequence repeated, but the original sequence played backwards.” – Jan-Kyrre Berg Olsen
Grow within
Surface reflection
Angulation study
Isolating a dynamic abstraction on a clam early morning on the river builds character.
“When you do some good work and if it inspires others, then you have just created the ripple effect.” – Mohith Agadi