Rooted in experience
Perceptual knowledge
Merely an inquiry
A long hike is rewarded with a sudden appearance of forest beauty.
“Our theme is the coherence of the known, and the perplexity which we are unravelling is as to what it is that is known.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Imposing sense
Sufficient accuracy
Thrown light
Walking through the Big Apple on a rainy evening, the city is full of palpable energy.
“It is in accordance with the nature of things that mankind should find itself acting and should then proceed to discuss the rationale of its activities.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Setting sail
Historic waters
Yorktown beach
A very free and easy wooden ship on the water.
“Our impressive vessel, the Alliance, is a historic beauty sailing in Yorktown for the summer and exploring the Caribbean in the winter.” – Captain Tyler
Top of the list
For tripping
Road runners
A business conglomerate that specializes in products that invariably are prone to disaster.
“When I was growing up I had it in my head that ACME stood for American Company Making Everything.” – Netropas
Fleeting index
Distributed attention
In the city
Sensation is a physiological action while perception is a psychological cognition.
“A city always contains more than any inhabitant can know, and a great city always makes the unknown and the possible spurs to the imagination.” – Rebecca Solnit
At a glance
Dash board
Environment indicator
A study of near and far in motion.
“The most satisfying and most basic art experience is looking – pure, unmediated observation and sensation.” – Roy Thurston
Concrete form
Intersect order
Dimension multiplicities
Intersecting spatial planes are interesting borderlines succeeding one another.
“All becomings are written like sorcerers’ drawings on this plane of consistency, which is the ultimate Door providing a way out for them.” – Deleuze & Guattari
Realism understands
Independent object
Experiencing subject
The shadowself finds semiotics within a geometrical motif.
“The task of the idealist is to show how the subject can objectify the content of subjective awareness and experience.” – Jan-Kyrre Berg Olsen
Facts thrown up
By which it comes
Into existence
It is useful to try considering perception in light of the act of perception.
“Perception does not present itself in the first place as an event in the world to which the category of causality, for example, can be applied, but as a re-creation or re-constitution of the world at every moment.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Making the scene
Walking the gator
Appearance limelight
A silent stationary character and his pet fit into a vortex of public activity.
“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.” – Philip K. Dick