Supposed audience
Heavily influenced
Individual preference
Operative light and shadow play high above the lobby floor.
“The real problem at the base of all philosophy is the problem of how the actual world discloses itself to us.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Constant interplay
Haphazardly stacked
Complex extension
Interesting juxtapositions take center stage.
“The body is not a substance underlying phenomena, but a way of being in the world.” – Alphonso Lingis
Rusty old memorabilia
Souvenirs of perfect doom
Trust that you will
Interesting juxtapositions take center stage.
“What do you do with what you’re given, and how do you transform it into something worthwhile?” – Donald Fagen
Simply experience
Impressions flow
Somewhat imprecise
Experiences are constantly coming into being and passing away.
“Perfect definition is the death of truth.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Indoor balcony
Overlook catwalk
Flyover bridge
Sometimes it is surprising how well integrated the energy field sets-up.
“Been a long time crossing bridge of sighs.” – Robin Trower
Virginia 1969
Welc
Minicraft
All perspectives are heavily influenced by taste, individual preference, and underlying emotions.
“You only ever stop being better at what you do when you consider yourself a master and think that there’s nothing left to learn.” – Nicco Valenzuela
Elements of
A lived experience
Of the world
As a primal element, water is a substance that precedes and yet is essential to our being.
“The world is not a collection of things, but a unity of horizons.” – Alphonso Lingis
Nexus of past
Present and future
Possibilities
A complex of experiences require an active engagement with what is: the interconnectedness between all physical things that determine their particular nature.
“The first analysis of an actual entity, into its most concrete elements, discloses it to be a concrescence of prehensions, which have originated in its process of becoming.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Out of the way
Won’t be a bother
Until next season
Some object presentations in the museum offer unintentional reward.
“Truthful inconvenience is one of my specialties.” – Steven Magee
Local favorite
Heart of downtown
Elegant yet casual
Traditional American fare in a circa-1873 church now featuring tavern ambiance amidst sanctuary.
“The whole value of solitude depends upon oneself; it may be a sanctuary or a prison, a haven of repose or a place of punishment, a heaven or a hell, as we ourselves make it.” – John Lubbock