Against the grain
Concealed meanings
Imaginative expression
Relative value flashes by in an instant, even as absolute value remains elusive.
“In the process of creating something, something else inevitably gets left out.” – Mark C. Taylor
Clarified form
Imaginable doubt
Excluded meditations
Moving toward the sea, foreground houses give way to the sky.
“After all, we have our continuous experience in which this world incessantly stands before our eyes, as existing without question.” – Edmund Husserl
Territory precedes
Vestiges persist
Discrete charm
Finding a radiating synthesis of combinatory modalities, I find new ways to render the ordinary in early morning light.
“The real is produced from miniaturized cells, matrices, and memory banks, models of control – and it can be reproduced an indefinite number of times from these.” – Jean Baudrillard
Force of habit
Multiplicitous complexity
Undecidability connections
Although it is impossible to fully grasp a total sense of place, repeated visits over a durational expanse helps to cultivate appreciation.
“Durational force, the force of temporality is the movement of complication, dispersion or difference that makes any becoming possible and the world a site of endless and unchartable becomings.” – Elizabeth Grosz
Multiple points
Intersection across
Particular reference
Foggy mist in the early morning is uniquely suited for softly mystical photography. These elusive weather events conjure experimentation.
“There are no facts, only interpretations.” – Friedrich Nietzsche
Sheer multiplicity
Consequent sense
Mysterious sublimity
On most mornings, the pre-dawn ocean lake is part of the aesthetic circuit.
“There is in the senses, as we have seen, a certain form of stimulation, a certain measure and rhythm of waves with which the aesthetic value of the sensation is connected.” – George Santayana
Existential analytic
Access mode
Objectively present
The nuance of change compels that certain locations become worthy of repeated encounters.
“My objective presence, that is, the objective presence given in the inner sense of a manifold of representations, is change
objectively present.” – Martin Heidegger
Indispensable part
Analytic process
Introspective methods
Accomplishing aesthetic goals even before the sun comes up is an excellent start to any day.
“A lake is a landscape’s most beautiful and expressive feature. It is Earth’s eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature.” – Henry David Thoreau
Variance transformation
Dynamical variable
Exist independently
In the fluid moving reality, early morning objects and elements contract as a function of space time.
“The capital error of associationism is that it substitutes for this continuity of becoming, which is the living reality, a discontinuous multiplicity of elements, inert and juxtaposed.” – Henri Bergson
Field imbrication
Inhabiting space
Definition comparative
Early in the morning, an occasional vehicle lumbers-by with great commotion.
“Critical art is an art that aims to produce a new perception of the world, and therefore to create a commitment to its transformation.” – Jacques Rancière