General structure
Minimal assumptions
Conjugating action
There is a certain satisfaction from extracting the essence of something from only partial details.
“And so the good news is that you can rearrange any subject to learn most of it very, very quickly.” – Eric R. Weinstein
Into the light
Colored shapes
Intricate inference
Every morning episode stands unique in its sensual offerings.
“Thus colored shapes seem to be symbols for some other elements in our experience, and when we see the colored shapes we adjust our actions towards those other elements.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Distant past
Surface incising
Rock art
At the top of my first western slope hike was an ancient message.
“Symbols they were of an era that had gone into the dim past, leaving only these marks, forever unintelligible; yet while they stood, century after century, ineffaceable, reminders of the glory, the mystery, the sadness of life.” – Zane Grey
Things see
Parts of itself
Consequent duration
Landscapes defined within a perceptual frame of reference represent memory posited by immediate sense-awareness.
“Congruence is a particular example of the fundamental fact of recognition. In perception we recognize. ” – Alfred North Whitehead
Vast plateau
Canyon panorama
Towering monoliths
A spectacular and spiritual place at the heart of the world on a day that I wished would never end.
“Do your best for the west, the best for the world, the new day get it going.” – John Otto
Serial character
Temporal relations
Thoughts succeeding
Capturing action at the apex of development, an actual state nature can never return.
“Each instant is irrevocable.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Heterogeneous elements
Assemblage function
Under consideration
The sandy path to the beach passes by houses of different vintage.
“The territorial assemblage continually passes into other assemblages.” – Félix Guattari
Sudden alarm
Compact maneuvers
Over the shoreline
Active little shore birds, dancing with the waves, are a year round fixture on the Outer Banks.
“Each incoming wave brought with it tiny life forms, they need to move fast their morsels for to win.” – Francis Duggan
Subtle color
Fine texture
Lake shore bend
On every walk around ocean lake, I pause and admire the colors and textures of this spot.
“There are some places so beautiful they can make a grown man break down and weep.” – Edward Abbey
Territory precedes
Vestiges persist
Discrete charm
Finding a radiating synthesis of combinatory modalities, I find new ways to render the ordinary in early morning light.
“The real is produced from miniaturized cells, matrices, and memory banks, models of control – and it can be reproduced an indefinite number of times from these.” – Jean Baudrillard