Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Crystals and Light
I decided to experiment a bit and see what would happen if I scanned the crystals I grew into the computer. It was interesting to see how their prism-like forms reflected color from the light. I feel like these are good visuals to see the geometric shapes they're made up of, and it gives a glimpse of how they formed or started.
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this may be worth pursuing.
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Joseph Schillinger (1895-1943) – sketches and drawings for The Mathematical Basis of the Arts, 1948 —
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on nature, the word nature —
ReplyDeleteYet as the notion of a world beyond us has become difficult to sustain, so a need has grown for fresh vocabularies and narratives that might account for the kinds of relation and responsibility in which we find ourselves entangled. “Nature,” Raymond Williams famously wrote in Keywords (1976), “is perhaps the most complex word in the language.”
from fascinating article by Robert Macfarlane in The Guardian, here.
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