Radiance variance
Space boundary
Displacement restrictions
Almost any ordinary object can become poetic under the lyrical influence of exquisite lighting conditions. In a complex of associations, the quality of consciousness is a composite of sensing and understanding.
“When an incidental color or a random fragrance takes possession of our imagination, we can unexpectedly blossom into a new entity as it gives us wings and enlightens our horizon.” – Erik Pevernagie
Light ray
Action sequence
Surface inclination
Built to control wind and wave action involving small particle distribution, beach sand retaining fences also affect radiation illumination patterns.
“We cast a shadow on something wherever we stand.” – E. M. Forster
Analogous demonstrative
Quantifier extension
Context relativization
In a complex system of interrelated relationships, sometimes things outside the reference frame dominate meaning interpretation.
“It is commonly asserted that the photographic image is an indexical trace that, to quote Peirce’s famous definition, is ‘physically forced to correspond point by point to nature’.” – Janne Seppanen
Wind transport
Obstacle forming
Geomorphology
The processes of wind erosion and granular particle material deposition on the coastal shoreline forms a complex ubiquitous terrain. Humankind desires to modify existence in an effort to conquer everything.
“Human Hubris is almost universal. There’s this perennial desire to control.” – James Rodger Fleming
Dune fortification
Erosion persists
On the move
Near continuous winds whip over the barrier islands, shifting sand as as natural process of geological progression. Tropical storms and hurricanes accelerate the kinetic processes of beach evolution. There are obvious limits to mankind’s control.
“These beaches were never meant to be static. This is the most dynamic geological process on the planet. It can, and it does, change overnight.” – Danny Couch
City street
Poetic power
Absorbing adventure
Light and shadow relationships define the transitory moment, as all worldly contact can assume creative possibilities. On any given intersection encounter, object demarcations merge into an amalgamation of imagination.
“Every great imaginative conception is a vortex into which everything under the sun may be swept.” – John Livingston Lowes
Object grounded
Depth and space
Incident ray
The sun at a low angle shines on the earth, skimming close to the horizon and distributing energy over an extensive area. Objects in the path correspondingly interact with the radiation intensity concentration.
“If you don’t have any shadows you’re not in the light.” – Stefani Germanotta
Winter snow
Angled sun
Observation
Looking down provides interest as snow simplifies the visual palette. Such close encounters consider biota as a geomorphological agent having a role in shaping the Earth’s surface.
“The moment one gives close attention to anything, even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself.” – Henry Miller
Outside exploring
Construct internalize
Uncluttered fringe
Object relationships have their own reality detached from subjective emotions and life. The inherent intricacy and complexity of an idea can be revealed with very few elements. Less is often eminently refined.
“It isn’t necessary for a work to have a lot of things to look at, to compare, to analyze one by one, to contemplate. The thing as a whole, its quality as a whole, is what is interesting. ” – Donald Judd
True demonstrative
Context expression
Space time location
As energy interacts with matter, shadows offer reverse projection evidence of some observer independent state of affairs. Opaque objects exist in a geometric setting tempered by a momentary incandescence.
“The indexical interpretation of an implicit argument functions as a kind
of default.” – Barbara Partee