Subject Proposition

Contained in reasoning
Consequent conceiving
Predicated informatively

Reasoning is a form of cognitive organization.

“What is inside and what is outside reason and/or nature is therefore a local problem in the sense that it is consequent upon one thing being consequent upon another.” – Iain Hamilton Grant

Ought to Be

Operating purpose
Invested significance
Projected upwards

The morphologic is a crucial concept that informs aesthetics.

“Philosophy apprehends and arranges what ‘is’ from the viewpoint of what ought to be.” – Peter Critchley

Absolute Imagination

Object movement
Reference points
Systems of axes

Energy roams free over Ocean Lake in the pre-dawn darkness.

“I shall no longer grasp the movement from without, remaining where I am, but from where it is, from within, as it is in itself. I shall possess an absolute.” – Henri Bergson

Sand Waves

Random action
Consistence process
Segment extract

Representational qualities can be intense abstractions.

“Energy and motion made visible – memories arrested in space.” – Jackson Pollock

Vigorously Pursue

Divert rays
Useful to sight
Anatomical description

Photography is the method for rightly directing one’s reason and searching for truth in existence.

“The mind, located in the brain, comes to receive impressions of external objects through the mediation of the nerves.” – René Descartes

Dynamic Difference

Sharp attention
Action initiation
Temporal duration

Opportunities must be made to build upon ideas.

“There has to be permission to act, and the mind must lend its full support to being. We only feel this support, we only feel the mind’s presence, in the repose that precedes the action, when the possible and the real are clearly compared.” – Gaston Bachelard

Everything Passes

Nocturnal time
Darkness reprieves
Morning tranquilize

An early morning color burst over the lake inspires creative operations.

“Unfortunately your work was not chosen for the exhibition, but it was a pleasure to view your work, your accomplishments as a photographer and your dedication to the on-going process of being an artist.” – Todd Johnson

Matrix Abstraction

Clearly physical
Complicated interaction
Generalized extrapolation

Juggling independent ideas while building abstract hierarchies within a structural formula, a particular subjectively can broach a multiplicity of meanings.

“The function of abstraction is not to provide generality but to facilitate the assembly process and to provide a different categorization of the world than the one suggested by perceptual similarities.” – Stellan Ohlsson

Labyrinthine

Elevated views
Fields of incentive
Covered with gray

Entangled extraction on a wild walk through town.

“You go to the edge, and you always give in. On your first flash of freedom.” – Tom Petty

Intrinsically Particular

Mind power
Framing ideas
Abstract notions

Sand blown onto the beach boardwalk fills up the cracks and crevices while bright sunlight stripes add ambiguity. I walked over this for months before recognizing it’s aesthetic potential. Makes me think about what else I might be missing.

“By generalizing abstraction, we mentally separate one idea from its particular determinations, as when we think of a color but no particular color.” – Samuel C. Rickless

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