Complex web
Vertical striations
Lived experience
By bracketing out, or suspending, our assumptions about the world, we can focus on the phenomena themselves, and how they appear to our consciousness.
“The world is the correlate of consciousness.” – Edmund Husserl
Pre-conceptual
Physical world
Projection impression
Optical elements can be arranged to bend light with precision.
“Concision in style, precision in thought, decision in life.” – Victor Hugo
Clear proposition
Evoke particular feelings
Ongoing nature
Experience is filtered through the imperfection of our senses and the limitations of our perception.
“An event prehends its past, both by way of feelings and by way of propositions. By feelings I mean the bare entertainment of elements. By propositions I mean the entertainment of elements together with their modes of ingression.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Advantageous lighting
Valuables offered
Sale presentation
Successful organization of clutter confusion can be satisfying.
“Anyone who isn’t confused really doesn’t understand the situation.” – Edward R. Murrow
Into the future
Organized
Geometry
Boundary nodes are fascinating points of possibility.
“We have more possibilities available in each moment than we realize.” – Thich Nhat Hanh
Diner
Air conditioned
Quality food
A marker of passing time.
“Everybody knows that once you passed it, you can’t go back.” – Claire Cook
Rusted neon sign
Shaped like a hanger
Boulevard Cleaners
This sign is a residual symbol of a business that is no longer in operation.
“No word matters. But man forgets reality and remembers words.” – Roger Zelazny
Virginia fine
Art museum
Swivel chairs
Pent-up energy spaced-out on the institute floor.
“You have to ask yourself, if you’re not taking any chances, are you actually even living?” – CeeLo Green
Pollen & leaves
Suspended in water
Tidal wind agitation
A dynamic natural art form can occur in systems when a gravitational field varies in time and space.
“Art is unquestionably one of the purest and highest elements in human happiness.” – John Lubbock
At its core
Weave the fabric
Concrete confines
An intersection of geometries and human gestures briefly form in the city.
“Be yourself. I much prefer seeing something, even it is clumsy, that doesn’t look like somebody else’s work.” – William Klein