Animate forms
Expansion reached
Evolution movement
Enveloping fog has a tendency to visually simplify as it unifies variance. Such vapor adapts itself to the vicissitude of circumstance.
“But it is one thing to recognize that outer circumstances are forces evolution must reckon with, another to claim that they are the directing causes of evolution.” – Henri Bergson
All that much
Close ahead
Point of view
I am compelled to head out every morning before dawn, to explore the environs as the light slowly shifts, walking in solitude.
“Go after what you really love and find a way to make that work for you, and then you’ll be a happy person.” – Tom Petty
Repeating cycle
Fluid motion
Across the surface
Holiday lights enhance the early morning “ambientambulation”.
“Color helps to express light, not the physical phenomenon, but the only light that really exists, that in the artist’s brain.” – Henri Matisse
Naturally inherited
Sensorial dimension
Perception reciprocity
Moving through the dark, organizing visual potential becomes a spiritual effort in a conceptual shift between development and emptiness.
“Now more than ever, nature cannot be separated from culture; in order to comprehend the interactions between ecosystems, the mechanosphere and the social and individual Universes of reference, we must learn to think ‘transversally’.” – Félix Guattari
Immediate fact
Temporal extension
Observation exactitude
Immersed in the morning darkness, there are many variables to consider in balancing aesthetic energies.
“In memory the past is present.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Time apart
Events related
Knowledge seeking
Shining up from the Buck Island neighborhood of Corolla, artificial lights illuminate morning clouds on the northern horizon, influencing the immediate proximity.
“Why should the cause which influences the mind to perception have any characteristics in common with the effluent apparent nature?” – Alfred North Whitehead
Expressed order
Instinctive tendency
Solidify impressions
Over the morning episode of rambling and observing, aesthetic potential continually evolves.
“But it lives because the duration in which it develops is a duration whose moments permeate one another.” – Henri Bergson
Waking eyes
Revealing sight
Dreams arise
The morning walks before dawn are solitary ventures into potentiality.
“The longest way must have its close – the gloomiest night will wear on to a morning.” – Harriet Beecher Stowe
Drift gestures
Perception map
Intersecting moment
Spreading energy over time in a constant forward motion, the morning darkness blends into the sky.
“We are segmented from all around and in every direction.” – Deleuze & Guattari
Established by mind
Resemblance relation
Association effect
Traversing universal challenges, aesthetic experiences emerge while walking through the dark woods softly.
“The present perception dives into the depths of memory in search of the remembrance of the previous perception which resembles it: the sense of recognition would thus come from a bringing together, or a blending, of perception and memory.” – Henri Bergson