Cleanliness & Order : : Ten ov Twenty Three : : re-De-sign-ed and Made to Order
Are the lines of text, rows of holes, shiny streaks there to convince us of a certain concept of precision? Or to convince in a romantic assemblage of gobbledygook.
Gilles Deleuze
Cleanliness & Order : : Two ov Twenty Three : : Where [miss]Di rection Goes
Cold, makes things look organized that much longer. Then freezing and thawing seem to throw little illusions in our path. Or it could be the waves of heat coming from the gloves clenched in your teeth distorting perspectives.
How well do we recognize order in dimensional planes? Is it like time, irrelevant in absence of context? P. Greenaway says that humans have weak skills in recognizing symmetry over time.