Darya, I gather this enigmatic post possibly refers to the yarn playing back and forth along the back wall of the studio. If so, the morning Sr. group had a healthy conversation about it. They valued it for lessons of scale and contrast, and simply transforming a room. Nothing simple at all. If not about the studio wall, then a mystery.
Is that the same sort of network stretching, clustering—offering an outlier—there along the edges of the yarn in redundant, micro detail?
Darya
I’m glad it started conversations! And I believe there are similarities between the clustering in the large-scale wall piece and the detailed image here. My thought coming from this idea:
“If you divide a fractal pattern into parts you get a nearly identical reduced-size copy of the whole.”
Wonderrope continues…
Tony
What was that about Powers of Ten ?
Darya
Exactly.
Darya
And one more thought:
“The simple is not the poor, but the simple is choice, a distinction, a crystallization with purity itself as its objective. The simple is a concentration.”
-Le Corbusier
“Only through disengagement can you gain the space—the proper perspective—to truly intervene. If you directly intervene, you never act in empty space.” — Slavoj Žižek
Darya, I gather this enigmatic post possibly refers to the yarn playing back and forth along the back wall of the studio. If so, the morning Sr. group had a healthy conversation about it. They valued it for lessons of scale and contrast, and simply transforming a room. Nothing simple at all. If not about the studio wall, then a mystery.
Is that the same sort of network stretching, clustering—offering an outlier—there along the edges of the yarn in redundant, micro detail?
I’m glad it started conversations! And I believe there are similarities between the clustering in the large-scale wall piece and the detailed image here. My thought coming from this idea:
“If you divide a fractal pattern into parts you get a nearly identical reduced-size copy of the whole.”
Wonderrope continues…
What was that about Powers of Ten ?
Exactly.
And one more thought:
“The simple is not the poor, but the simple is choice, a distinction, a crystallization with purity itself as its objective. The simple is a concentration.”
-Le Corbusier